Sentence examples for making firms from inspiring English sources

Forcing Goodwin's bank to lend more reasonably; building more affordable housing and making firms pay proper wages.

Beyond a certain point an ever thicker mesh of debt contracts is bad for growth, making firms and households vulnerable to shocks and disruptive defaults.

In principle, higher inflation should act as a coolant to overheating economies by reducing real household incomes and by making firms less competitive, reducing the incentive to invest.

Crothers suggested some problems have been caused by the government spending too little time making firms "deliver what they said they would do" for a certain price.

First, they promote transparency by making firms attach to their aggregate financial tables (such as the profit-and-loss statement) a set of detailed notes disclosing exactly how the main items (such as inventories and pension liabilities) are calculated.

In a long downturn, efforts to protect employment can prolong episodes of unemployment (by, say, making firms reluctant to hire workers they can't easily sack later), thereby increasing the natural rate of unemployment.Is this how things work in practice?

So the scientists have steered away from making firm connections.Until now.

The high-affinity 24+ focal zone LFA-1 provides adhesive stability by making firm attachments in the mid-cell region.

The question raised is whether this present evidence is sufficient for making firm recommendations on HPV screening.

Another limitation of the study is its cross-sectional design, which precludes making firm conclusions regarding causality.

Heterogeneity between studies was noted, such as inconsistent disease and outcome definitions, inadequate control for confounders and insufficient sample size, making firm conclusions difficult to make [ 28].