Sentence examples for changing a business from inspiring English sources

Take the simple task of changing a business address.

Changing a business name requires a logical transition if you want to avoid confusing your current customer base.

In a sign of the changing news business, an independent nonprofit organization based in Brooklyn, InsideClimate News, won the prize for national reporting for its coverage of dangers posed by oil pipelines.

If you want to start a life changing business, become a New York Times best selling author, or simply create a lucrative second income as a personal coach -- the opportunity is available.

A changing television business accelerated the genre's death, and by 2007 there was not a single syndicated drama in production.

"This isn't a dying business, this is a changing business," he told me.

"This isn't a dying business, this is a changing business," he says.

Mustafa Barrie, 65, helps his friend run a small money changing business under a brightly coloured umbrella on a roadside in Monrovia.

But analysts said it was a changing movie business, in which revenue from DVD sales and rentals has surpassed the box-office take, and that makes the deal so tantalizing for the consortium.

This "head in the game" mentality is critical in real estate, where it's possible to miss a provision of a deal, or re-evaluate a strategy in a changing business environment, that can have major consequences.

Mr. Schokora, influenced by his perspective working for a big agency, suggested changing the business model from a social networking site to a creative consortium.