Sentence examples for increase business from from inspiring English sources

Advertising from Internet companies fell, and the company scrambled to cut costs and increase business from more established companies.

And its enumerated three-pronged approach is typical (and logical) for almost all loyalty schemes these days: to bring in more members and credit card customers, increase business from current participants, and build partnerships with hotels, rental cars, retail stores and more.

But the increased business from faster delivery might be a worthwhile trade-off to charging the tax.

Bars, restaurants and other retailers are counting on increased business from consumers who will start getting their tax rebate checks in May.

Brokers report increased business from Eastern Europe and the Middle East (Qatar Airways will fly direct to Miami from June), and an uptick in inquiries from Chinese buyers.Is another bubble forming already?

SHANGHAI — China's top Internet search company, Baidu, is emerging as a big winner after Google's recent retreat from China, as it smashed analysts' forecasts, suggesting increased business from advertisers.

"Infosys' revenue base is now widening into technology areas such as optical networking, and it is getting increasing business from telecom and data networking companies," says Bhavin Shah, head of Asian Technology Research at CSFB in Hong Kong.

In 1925, after a donation of 1200 volumes, Sarah Conant, the local librarian, began a card catalog to facilitate handling the increased business from more than 600 patrons who were using the library.

All the airlines polled by The Times reported some increased business from the United strike, the extent depending on how much they normally compete with United, which flies in all 50 states.

This finding brings to mind Dan T. Cathy, the chief executive of Chick-fil-A, who in 2012 angered many progressives with public comments opposing same-sex marriage -- but who also received plaudits, and perhaps increased business, from those who agreed with him.

This is particularly so with organizations looking at establishing a competitive advantage(s) on the market due to increased competition, hence providing them with the opportunity to focus on their core activities whilst procuring increased business from new and existing customers.