Sentence examples for narrower business from inspiring English sources

Traditionally, many women tend to have narrower business networks than men.

The Globe writes: Investors who recapitalized Gomez and followed a narrower business strategy have built a company with sales of $32 million last year, though it still loses a little money.

Payments that may make sense in narrow business terms may well look bad under public scrutiny.

We didn't get into this business to serve the narrow business and political interests of a single owner".

Platforms are always talking about scalability, but they usually mean it only in a narrow business sense.

Human rights and environmental protection cannot be subordinated to narrow business interests" said the author of the ruling, federal judge Souza Prudente.

The British government put the narrow business interests of its farming and meat industries before the health of its own population, and that of other countries.

Lastly, the Commission fined Microsoft €497m.Thus, instead of simply demanding changes to the company's narrow business practices to resolve the specific abuses, the Commission ordered remedies that would affect how the firm operates.

Corporate executives and their Wall Street counterparts are subject to fads, and they have gone through previous periods in which first broadening and then narrowing business portfolios have taken center stage.

As Americans pull back from Afghanistan, Mr. Farnood's case exemplifies how the United States is leaving behind a problem it underwrote over the past decade with tens of billions of dollars of aid and logistical support: a narrow business and political elite defined by its corruption, and despised by most Afghans for it.

He also rejected a resolution that would have made it easier for some pay phone franchise owners to keep their franchises without city intervention, saying, "The only possible benefit might be to a very narrow business interest, that is, those in the pay phone industry".