Sentence examples for language businesses from inspiring English sources

Instead, the key was to find the right language businesses could respond to.

Given the express language ("businesses...may pay us to display"), it was more likely that Instagram's intent was to follow the ad model of its parent company, Facebook, for its Sponsored Stories, which turns Facebook user's "likes" into third party advertisements on Facebook.

The problems of uncertainty are worse, for the reason already mentioned: distance, measured not just in miles but also in differences in language, business culture and legal environment.

This is a milestone for LivingSocial: Let's Bonus was LivingSocial's last remaining non-English language business.

Translators sign up for work, then customers looking for translators can search by language, business skills and so forth.

But, at the same time, buyers must deal with the differences in culture, language, business practices, and the underlying infrastructure such as the transportation system, the political and economic situation, and various laws (Cho 1998).

English is increasingly used as a business language and business students are obliged to learn it to a high standard.

The Economic Times is the world's second most widely read English-language business newspaper, after the Wall Street Journal.

So it could be the perfect time for the brothers to make their return to the foreign-language business.

India's Tata Consultancy Services chose Montevideo, Uruguay's capital, as its worldwide base for Spanish-language business-service and software operations.Two things hold Uruguay back.

Two years later, at 27, Ann was hired to start an English-language business-communications department in one of the few private nonprofit management-training schools in the country.