Sentence examples for consequent business from inspiring English sources

Nairn's article, inspired by an earlier piece in the Bath Evening Chronicle, triggered much publicity and a consequent business that has sometimes ebbed but never really stopped flowing.

Customer retention is one of the key consequent business performance objectives (c.f., chapter Key measurements).

The consequent risks to business are considerable.

The closure of the Redcar steel plant and the consequent loss of business rates for its Teeside council has pushed inequality into sharp focus.

Nor is he alone in expressing concern about the public's increasingly cynical view of executives' packages and their consequent mistrust of business.

His policy further erodes the real living standards of fare payers in London, with consequent damage to businesses and jobs.

No party would present the added restrictions to trade, and the consequent loss of businesses, industries and jobs as a net gain.

It held that the two schools, as Oregon corporations and property owners within the state, were entitled to "protection against arbitrary, unreasonable and unlawful interference with their patrons and the consequent destruction of their business and property".

In his letter Dromey accepts that the newspaper industry has been "hit hard by the economic downturn" but takes issue with the consequent contraction of the business, which has seen "editions cut, titles closed, offices sold and hundreds of staff made redundant".

This, it was argued, would result in increases in pack retrieval and overall serving times, 13 impatience with queuing among customers, and a consequent shift in patronage, sales and profits from small mixed businesses (often locally owned) to large discount outlets such as supermarkets (generally run by large corporations).

The consequent cost of its current business being destroyed by competitors emerging who can make a better product at lower cost.