Sentence examples for fall of business from inspiring English sources
Saudi Arabia said it would make up the difference.See article: OPEC needs to keep Iraq from destabilising the world's oil marketEconomy measuresConsumer confidence in the euro area fell more heavily than expected in May, after a fall of business confidence had suggested that, although Europe's economy has weathered the global downturn better than most, it is now slowing.
The rise and fall of businesses has little to do with who runs them and much to do with a natural statistic – failure of any kind is usually, that is to say statistically, followed by success.
The result is projects that fall short of business needs, are late, and are over budget.
They point to the recent findings of the Commons Public Accounts Committee that the first high-speed line linking London with the Channel Tunnel was continuing to fall short of business expectations.
Additionally, the journalist Rana Foroohar's book, "Makers and Takers: The Rise of Finance and the Fall of American Business" is a well-told exploration of why our current economy is leaving too many behind.
At least Woods won't fret the fall of his business empire.
In her book, Makers and Takers: The Rise of Finance and the Fall of American Business, Rana Foroohar, an assistant managing editor at Time magazine, presents a persuasive case that "financialization" - the phenomenon by which the financial sector has grabbed control of all aspects of American business is strangling the economy.
Consider the meteoric rise and fall of Neoforma, a business-to-business Web site serving the booming medical supply market.
He carefully situates the rise and fall of Audubon's business fortunes within the changes in the country itself -- the War of 1812 was good for business, the Louisiana Purchase surprisingly bad.
There are plenty of lessons to be gleaned from the rise and fall of Enron, and business students will be reading about them for years.
We're hearing stories this fall of newly graduated business recruits who arrive for their first hours of work and are sent packing on the same day.
