Sentence examples for comparison businesses from inspiring English sources

Google's submission is understood to claim that in recent years several hundred new price comparison businesses have launched in a handful of larger European markets.

By comparison, businesses pay on average about $225 a person annually for Office and Exchange, the Microsoft server software typically used for corporate e-mail systems, in addition to the costs of in-house management, customer support and hardware, according to the market research firm Gartner.

In comparison, business people complain that train carriages and planes are noisy and cramped.

(By comparison, business now attracts almost one in four; engineering, one in 13).

By comparison, business models designed to stimulate sustainable behavior change are a relatively new – and largely unproven – concept.

Nicholas Hyett, equity analyst at Hargreaves Lansdown, said: The demerger comes less than two years after esure took full control of the price comparison business.

The E. W. Scripps Company said that it had bought the British Internet company uSwitch.com for $366 million to expand its Internet price comparison business.

"The online price comparison business is just in its infancy," Frederick Searby, an analyst at J. P. Morgan Securities, wrote in a note to investors.

In a statement that contained few downsides, Admiral said its price comparison business slipped to a loss of £7.2m, having made a profit of £3.6m last year.

Among the UK fallers, Admiral dropped 19p to £14.36 after its Confused.com price comparison business was criticised by a Channel 4 Dispatches programme over the limited number of savings accounts it showed in search results.

By way of comparison, business network LinkedIn charges $199.95 a year for its so-called Business and $500 for its Business Plus premium accounts.