Sentence examples for first time businesses from inspiring English sources

It's not the first time businesses have outsourced widget-making to JS-Kit.

Today, Euclid is rolling out a new version of its solution called "Euclid Zero," which is the first time businesses can use its cloud-based software without having to install a hardware sensor device in their stores.

That decline is considerably greater than the 4.1percentt drop in the previous quarter, which was the first time business spending had slowed since the second quarter of 1998.

After 1991, for the first time business is acquiring respect in the society.

On a sidenote, this isn't the first time Business Catalyst CEO and Founder Bardia Housman sold a company.

Most of these experts, Evisors CEO Fredrik Maro told us, have full-time jobs, so the marketplace is not a primary money-making tool for first time business consultants.

First time business owners tend to have difficulty transitioning from a solopreneur to an entrepreneur.

He said that while the needs of leisure travelers and first-time business travelers are often the same, frequent business travelers heading to the same places on each trip have different needs.

It is anyone's guess whether any of Mr. O'Connell's tenants, most of them first-time business owners, can survive the rough economy or the notoriously short life expectancy of a small business, not to mention the region's significant challenges.

In July 2010, Mr. Burris called a meeting of the nine other franchisees, many of whom were first-time business owners, and offered them a deal: If they banded together, they could hire a lawyer to help them sever their ties with Rent Your Boxes and begin operating under the new name.

We loved Keith Joseph but we needed more than theory to enable the small saver, the thrifty family and the first-time business owner to build up a bit of security and have a real stake in the country.I know this because in the late 1970s we spent evenings at Flood Street shaping our hopes for privatisation as a means of healing a country divided and demoralised by the union barons.