Sentence examples for isolated businesses from inspiring English sources

The talks in Edmonton, north-east London, on Tuesday have been organised by Catering Circle, a body set up to share the issues facing family-run and often isolated businesses.

South Africa became more isolated, businesses and banks refused to do business with it and the clamour for change increased.

Isolated businesses could not match the cost savings from compact urban supply chains.

"This is a shipment that faces strong international opposition... Commercial whaling is a very isolated business – we want to see the end of it, as does most of the world".

They think the isolated business models use existing opportunities to enter new markets and the interactive business models need to integrate internal resources to create opportunities, and some scholars describe the importance of creating value in the business model.

The seventh-floor suite of an isolated business tower in this area of richly ethnic enclaves bustled for much of the last year with Republican volunteers poring over voter phone lists, then dialing to speak with residents not just in English, but also Spanish and Korean.

Mr. Surkov says the new city will isolate new businesses from the bureaucracy that handcuffs the Russian economy today.

"It makes no sense, no sense in America, to isolate small businesses as little health care islands unto themselves," Mr. Bush said.

But dying can be an isolating business if your friends and relatives are too scared to speak to you.

But except for domestic businesses isolated from global competition, it is the right path in the long run, as Japan is rediscovering.Rising spiritsMasayoshi Son, the boss of SoftBank, Japan's second most valuable firm, tends to be ahead of the curveMasayoshi Son, the boss of SoftBank, Japan's second most valuable firm, tends to be ahead of the curve.

"JD is in the fortunate position that it has a high proportion of exclusive product which isolates the business to an extent from all the promotional activity," said Investec.