Sentence examples for escalating business from inspiring English sources

Last month, Ed Miliband, the Labour leader, pledged to give small firms more help with escalating business rates and soaring energy costs.

"It is one nation Labour which recognised that small firms need help with escalating business rates and soaring energy costs, just as big firms have had cuts in corporation tax," he will say.

The result is seamless, fast-scaling testing and migration between environments that respond rapidly to changing and escalating business needs.

Rockwell's customers face escalating business risks, everything from the threat of cyber attacks to complying with a maze of safety regulations such as maintaining detailed records for pharmaceutical and food production.

The escalating business tensions between the world's two largest economies has had Wall Street on edge for months as investors seem to be worrying about the trade dispute crimping global growth.

They need to do a reverse - ask good questions first - then based on the answers weave in how they can be that natural partner; how their product can escalate joint business; and why they selected this person or this company to share their ideas for prospective business.

A self-fulfilling prophecy can be unavoidable when parties escalate their business dispute with threats of litigation.

"After [Grace's] price and demands continued to escalate, Fox Business decided to walk away," the executive said.

Tommy Cvitanovich, owner of Drago's Seafood, said prices he pays for oysters have escalated and business is down since the oil spill.

In fact, a hundred years ago Supreme Court Justice Louis D. Brandeis previewed the dramatic relationship that would escalate between business and the media on issues dealing with values, behavior, communication and reputation.

The fights are bitter, part of an escalating war between business groups and trial lawyers.