Sentence examples for expensive premises from inspiring English sources

I got paid a commission on every sale without the overheads of expensive premises and stock.

More seriously, the real error lay in the company taking on too expensive premises in the centre of town and failing to really scope out what its real difference would be.

Between 1918 and 1939 the LCC continued replacing East End housing with five or six storey flats, despite residents preferring houses with gardens and opposition from shopkeepers who were forced to relocate to new, more expensive premises.

If you do want to rent premises, keep the overheads low and don't try to move into an area that is expensive start at the lower end and change to more expensive premises when you can afford more.

Heartland watchers have suggested the thinktank may be running short of funds, especially after moving into expensive new premises.

similar to other cloud based data management offerings, Sumo Logic wants to eliminate the need for expensive on premise-based log management applications.

File sharing and iTunes forever changed music's economics; blogging and other forms of online content have killed old media; and open source and software-as-a-service have brutalized the expensive, on-premise enterprise software products.

With the pitch on the functionality front of its platform being its offering cloud-based capabilities that might otherwise only be available to businesses investing "hundreds of thousands of dollars in expensive on-premise video infrastructure".

It is setting up dozens of "dark kitchens" in prefabricated structures for restaurants that want to expand their businesses without opening expensive high street premises.

Twenty years ago to start a business we needed expensive equipment, leased premises, cars, staff, insurances, an accountant, solicitor, broker, professional and trade association memberships and a huge direct marketing and travel/events budget.

Infor and Pega have attractive marketing assets, but would be expensive, have on-premise delivery models, and come with non-marketing-tech baggage.