Sentence examples for challenged business from inspiring English sources

Mr Clarke has had to go backwards to move forwards, reflecting a more challenged business and more challenging market conditions than his predecessors faced.

The piece that's missing is that it's a challenged business.

"Blockbuster was seen as a strategically challenged business that was not core to Viacom," said Henry Ellenbogen, an analyst at T. Rowe Price.

But rather than dedicate the proceeds of the stock offering to fixing the company's challenged business model, its board has decided to use a third of it to repurchase stock.

Although Sprint Nextel had been the largest account at the TBWA/Chiat/Day New York office, the agency decided against participating in the review, according to a statement, "with a clear understanding of Sprint's challenged business situation".

That's why Pandora just recently (and smartly) announced two major strategic moves to diversify its singularly challenged business model.

Growth doesn't come from combining two challenged businesses.

Mr. Russo said General Mills had been performing better in some of its challenged businesses, including cereal and yogurt.

Instead, the president has challenged businesses to figure out innovative ways to measure and record their reductions.

Corbyn spoke about giving the public the power to challenge business, politicians and even developers.

The pattern suggests that it can sometimes misstep when it tries to challenge business traditions and cultural conventions.