Sentence examples for diminished business from inspiring English sources

And though fallout from the oil spill has diminished business, the ordeal has only made him more resolute.

After the initial favorable headlines, however, the other side of Operation Constant Gardener came into focus: Innocent gardeners had been harassed, and garden stores saw diminished business.

It is bound to the daily contemplation of gilded palaces given over to diminished business and beautiful ruins swarmed over by the Japanese.

The resulting illumination has brightened a season tarnished by diminished business in the shadow of war and terrorism and a musicians' strike.

The companies are fighting to protect their diminishing business.

If past downturns are a guide, that dip could swiftly accelerate, as companies recognize diminishing business opportunities and forgo purchases.

That may be partly true, but the worst fate for readers isn't the merger of a few struggling companies in a diminishing business.

Long-term Results Kongo Gumi, which had been in business for an astounding 1,428 years, closed last year, saddled with debt and facing diminishing business prospects.

Dr, Kaplan mentioned the practice of "offshoring" -- the export by corporations of jobs in accounting, technology and financial services to foreign countries -- and said she sensed that it began to diminish business recruiting on campuses in the past year.

CNN--with its "extensive news-gathering resources," in Carter's version of basso profundo--is desperate to do something that will keep supporting its ever-diminishing business prospects.

Back when Reid was chairman of the Gaming Commission and helped to get the Mob out of the casino business, the point was not to diminish the business but to make it safe for big corporations and banks.