Sentence examples for make strong business from inspiring English sources
They can also make strong business sense, in the case of Divock Origi, signed by Liverpool this summer for £10m, but returned to Lille on loan to be guaranteed playing time and space to develop without too much pressure before making the move to Anfield.
The love letter to Nemeth and London creativity makes strong business as well as artistic sense.
It makes strong business sense for Google to run a mentoring scheme for black youths, according to the company's head of search advertising in northern and central Europe, Adrian Joseph.
Multinational companies searching for growth in the developing world should realize that breaking down barriers and creating opportunities for women makes strong business sense.
But at the same time, he noted, "it makes strong business sense".
However, cost cutting and downsizing alone do not make stronger, more sustainable businesses.
Ultimately, he said, in a practical-minded place like Texas, the best way to encourage the use of green energy is to appeal to heads rather than hearts and make a strong business case, as happened in Georgetown.
"We continue to make this strong business stronger and we remain committed to delivery of our medium term guidance".
It acted as a venture investor, which meant that Allon had to make a strong business case for realizing clinical and commercial success.
Nonetheless, it is too early to make a strong business case for large scale investment in sit-stand workstations, as the health and productivity benefits are yet to be quantified and there is a need for more evidence about longer term use and maintenance of reductions in sitting time reported elsewhere [ 16– 20].
