Sentence examples for diverted business from inspiring English sources

A natural result of this would be diverted business".

Another study, conducted by the Intellectual Property Institute of the University of Southern California School of Law, found that "there is no evidence that [artist resale royalties] has diverted business away from the U.K., where the size of the art market has grown as fast, if not faster, than the art market in jurisdictions where [artist resale royalties] is not currently payable".

A proposed tax on financial transactions, which would divert business from Europe, also causes dismay.

Logistics companies and airlines are diverting business to competing hubs in Singapore; Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and Hong Kongg.

Housing and Urban Development Secretary Ben Carson raised eyebrows by allegedly diverting business contracts to his son.

He warned that any New York casinos built within the next few years could divert business from Atlantic City and his casinos.

UPS has already undertaken to "seek to continue" using TNT's hub at Liège airport in Belgium: the temptation would be to divert business to its own hub in Cologne.

The discounts, they say, will sharply reduce their profit margins, will divert business to mail-order houses, could limit consumers' choice of drugstores and will force pharmacists to sell at prices dictated by government-approved entities.

But officials of the two groups that sued said this would force the pharmacies to absorb the costs of the discounts and could divert business to mail order companies.

It's time for the people who are diverting business for the wrong reasons to realize they are hurting the central marketplace that we need to compete on a worldwide stage.

Sometimes the expectation of hassles is enough to divert business.