Sentence examples for lowered business from inspiring English sources

Target has become the latest in a string of companies that have lowered business expectations while contending with an uncertain economy.

The normal forces of supply and demand should have reduced wages, which would have lowered business costs and increased employment and output.

But the $14.2 billion the comptroller thinks the city will lose in lowered business output between mid-October 2001 and mid-July 2002 is a bit harder to buy.

With one hand, it lowers business payroll taxes to boost competitiveness.

This includes lowering business rates and supporting energy efficiency and anti-dumping cases so we can compete fairly".

Other indicators have also pointed to weakness in the country's service sector and to lower business and consumer confidence.

Lowering business rates tends to favour smaller outfits, because buildings represent a high proportion of their costs.

The budgetary squeeze introduced by the Tory-led coalition has brought about lower aggregate demand, which lowers business confidence in the growth outlook.

The complete deregulation of the telecommunications industry, begun under the previous government, promises to lower business telephone and computer costs significantly by the end of the year.

Also, it is improving banking and financial systems by lowering business taxes on banks and encouraging troubled banks to merge with healthier institutions.

Mr. Hazlitt thought the cure for deflation was for all workers to slash their wages, which would lower business costs and restore growth.