Sentence examples for equivalent businesses from inspiring English sources

"I have friends who have equivalent businesses in Minneapolis, for example," he said.

At the end of the day, PPG and Georgia Gulf shareholders will own the company 50-50, making this a true merger of equals — a transaction where there is really no acquirer or target but a merging of equivalent businesses for strategic reasons.

The monsters also made a $255 million commotion at the box office and now promise to do equivalent business on videocassette and in a DVD special edition packed with dozens of behind-the-scenes features, songs, games and other extras.

In contrast, while many web 2.0 companies are still propositions looking for a business model, they often run at less than 10% of the cost of an equivalent dotcom business.

The 20% target is now so weak as to be equivalent to business as usual.

Then you'll have the phone equivalent of business on top, party on the sides.

The A1B scenario represents a growth storyline that is roughly equivalent to business-as-usual while the B scenarios represent local (B2) and global (B1) environmental sustainability initiatives.

Dedrone CEO and founder Jörg Lamprecht says no matter what laws are enacted by the FAA or its foreign equivalents, his business benefits.

But these days I wonder if I missed out on a chance to turn a bad job into the equivalent of night business school.

Of these, 72,000 are employed by retail and wholesale businesses – equivalent to about 1.8% of the sector's workforce.

Butler said discrimination law exemptions were equivalent to allowing businesses to refuse to serve Muslims, women or blind people.