Sentence examples for more robust business from inspiring English sources

New York City, grappling with the aftershocks of the global financial crisis, has been forced to refund more than $800 million to companies that overpaid their taxes this year based on expectations of a more robust business performance.

Myers: No, but they'll have to show more robust business plans and positive cash flows.

Immelt has been cultivating the conglomerate's more robust business lines such as GE's infrastructure segment and businesses in emerging markets.

The principles generated from this study should offer useful insights to the continuous efforts toward making more robust business applications in support of agile enterprises.

Sometime next year, Palm will start making handhelds with a more powerful chip inside that will give it the ability to handle heavier computing tasks, including more robust business software.

Should it stumble at step one, it would have a much steeper ramp to start acquiring the kind of enterprise companies that will help it build a much more robust business.

He also left the door open to spinning off other parts of the group, which spans consumer magazines such as Heat, radio stations such as Kiss as well as a more robust business-to-business arm that organises exhibitions and publishes trade papers including Broadcast.

And if spending is more robust, businesses will first choose to offer existing part-time workers longer hours.

"Such a scheme would offer a strong incentive for long-term investment, building more robust businesses that would be better able to plan for the future," Mr Balls said.

"Clearly the U.S. industrial economy is slowing and is in need of stronger demand from consumers and from more robust global business investment in capital goods," he said.

To some in the music industry, though, EMI's move only punctuated the fact that the industry has failed to build a more robust digital business after years of watching its sales base crumble.