Sentence examples for difference in the business from inspiring English sources

"In the next coming years there will be a difference in the business schools where this is worked out and those where it won't be," said Bernard Ramanantsoa, H.E.C.'s dean.

I realized that some of the tools we used in theater could make a difference in the business environment, and that's what I've been doing for the last 20 years.

"The 44percentt figure was used to show that if college campuses could somehow solve this problem on this campus, then it would make a tremendous difference in the business of the motion picture industry," Luker said.

"I think there's a difference in the business models between venture capital, people who do job creation and lose money for a whole long period of time, sometimes as many as 18 or 20 years, and people who just make money because they're financial engineers.

There is a vast difference between working "in" the business and working "on" the business.

Not only did the mimickers make the sale, but they also made a difference in the businesses' image -- after the experience, the customers who had been mimicked were more positive about the salespeople and the business.

The paper demonstrates how differences in the business models adopted by the different airlines contribute to their relative profitability.

"If not for the differences in the business model, there's no way we would have succeeded".

They opened on Elizabeth St., ten blocks east of the old place, in the middle of Sept. Tells about the new store and some differences in the business.

The analysis shows that there are important differences in the business models of airlines that are all commonly referred to as 'low cost carriers'.

Finally, the research shows that taxonomies can be effectively used to map differences in the rates, sources and nature of innovation, with the differences in the business strategies of innovative firms.