Sentence examples for effect a business from inspiring English sources

Not in order simply to forbid everything that we don't like, but to reduce any negative effect a business might have on society.

The first, and clearer one, is when a corporation initiates an active bidding process seeking to sell itself or to effect a business reorganization involving a clear break-up of the company.

"We are still hopeful that we will be able to proceed together in a profitable and constructive manner to effect a business combination," Robert Campeau, chairman, said in a letter sent today to Thomas M. Macioce, Allied's chairman.

This is where we start to see a domino effect — a business can't afford to pay an ISP for premium service, it loses its online audience, it then loses its advertisers and can no longer afford to produce new content.

When she was working on the business plan, forced to consider and make decisions regarding a wide range of topics that effect a business, she began to feel more comfortable about starting her own business.

Third, there are more blatant examples in which organizations have a stake in the outcome of the intervention and capitalize on the RTM effect as a business strategy.

If Ticketus is indeed to be paid twenty odd million pounds that does have an effect on a business, which as we know, was loss-making".

In other words, Yelp ratings can indeed have a big effect on a business's bottom line.

The study's statistics also reveal that Groupon subscribers tend to make more noise on Yelp, amplifying their effect on a business's online reputation.

As a result, the overwhelmed merchants give below-average service, Byers noted, leading to below-average reviews, which can eventually have a marked effect on a business's bottom line.

Satellites have become, in effect, a consumer business, with all the risks that entails.