Sentence examples for faces a business from inspiring English sources

So, for example, Harrods and the online retailer Asos both have similar turnovers, of £716.3m and £769.4m respectively, but Harrods faces a business rates bill of £11.5m in 2014-15, while Asos is set to pay £935,000.

THERE are policies on the books, unenforced for years, that are suddenly being pulled out and thrust in our faces," a business traveler groused in a recent e-mail message describing the way his company has begun tightening up on travel and entertainment expenses.

Meanwhile, in places like neighboring Wisconsin, Scott Walker, the new governor and a Republican, promptly issued a call to businesses in Illinois, which will face a business tax rate increase of 46 percent.

But data scientists need more than the ability to work with advanced technology and numbers; they need a good knowledge of the challenges facing a business to work out how data can be used to boost revenues.

Retailers said that meant about 240 stores faced a business rates bill 28% higher than the equivalent store south of the border.

Facing a business boycott of the state, the governor vetoed the bill.

As I had made it through my hellish hotel panic, I also made it through dozens of other challenges that might face a business owning, mother, and wife.

Pfizer faces a difficult business environment after the patent on Lipitor, the world's top-selling drug, expires in November 2011.

Chalco still faces an "exceptional business landscape" and expects a loss for the 2009 first quarter, the company said.

It is a quandary that any successful entrepreneur faces as a business grows.

But rivals were hit by the prospect of facing a revitalised business, and a possible price war.