Sentence examples for longstanding business from inspiring English sources

JPMorgan has a longstanding business relationship with Saudi Arabia.

Wholesalers stressed the advantages of newly designed distribution channels, especially the opportunity to end longstanding business relationships known as keiretsu.

Yahoo's increased storage calls into question its longstanding business of selling larger mailboxes to its users.

The two companies have a longstanding business relationship through joint ventures in solar power and in lubricants.

But longstanding business franchises like Fortune, Forbes and BusinessWeek are finding little traction in a post-Enron world.

These various roles have shifted in recent years, as the music business has seen the planks drop out from under its longstanding business model.

Homegrown institutions such as village councils to coordinate crop rotation, or longstanding business-labour compacts are valued less highly than those with Anglo-American parallels.

"We have been fortunate to have so many longstanding businesses in our community who give back.

The area is probably best known, though, for famous honky-tonks, like Tootsies Orchid Lounge, and longstanding businesses like Hatch Show Print, which has designed and pressed event posters in the area since the 1800's.

Less than a block south, the steel security gates were pulled down at Stan's Sports Bar and Stan's Sports World, longstanding businesses that catered year-round to the crowds drawn to the old stadium.

"The mayor is a little concerned about the longstanding businesses," said Dot Joyce, a spokeswoman for Mr. Menino, who said he was most concerned about the hookah bars attracting young customers, rather than cigar bars that attract a niche clientele, but was also concerned about small pharmacies.