Sentence examples for defunct business from inspiring English sources

The changes will require shaving off small portions of three properties: two vacant houses and a defunct business.

"As a lawyer and as a businessman, I understand the concept of taking over a defunct business, if you want to call it that, and bringing it back," he said.

Near a large metal sculpture of a man in a top hat — the mascot of a defunct business — Roark turned onto a dirt road that headed to the lake.

In 2008, the billionaire Republican advised "pupils" at his now defunct business education company, Trump University, that they could make a million dollars within a year by targeting vulnerable communities with individuals desperate to offload their properties.

Her remarks focused on newly released documents that show Trump's defunct business training program, Trump University, encouraged staff to target prospective students' financial weakness in order to move them to enroll in expensive courses.

Her mother, Martha Riley, who was sitting on the porch sewing a quilt under a sign for "Pigee's Beauty Salon" -- a remnant of her landlord's defunct business -- is in similar straits.

Neon signs for defunct businesses, including one depicting a plumbing supplier's dripping faucet, have been installed in a park near the waterfront in Saginaw, Mich.

The asset approach, typically used in distressed situations for the sale of defunct businesses, determines a company's value by adding up its tangible and intangible assets.

Whether multiple versions of the same landmark were situated in the wrong postcode, or defunct businesses were positioned 20 doors away from where they used to be, the errors within Maps represented a PR disaster for Apple.

Mr. Golden attributed the decline in jobs to "an economic and social upheaval" involving the entire East and said that the job figures were "substantially the same" as when he took office because of new industries such as computer and high-technology concerns that are replacing defunct businesses.

California's system of seizing and spending "unclaimed" cash from banks, mutual funds and defunct businesses has survived a Supreme Court challenge.