Sentence examples for our continued business from inspiring English sources

Connecticut treasurer Denise Nappier expressed annoyance at the two-and-a-half-month delay in the notification and said, "JPMorgan Chase has some work to do, not only to assure the holders of its debit cards, but also to restore the state's confidence in the company's ability to remain worthy of our continued business".

De La Cruz stated, Latin America and Asia are important regions to driving our continued business growth and where we are squarely focused on leveraging our cultural affinity and insights to drive growth throughout these burgeoning commercial regions.

Commenting in a statement, Mayer reiterated her view that the "ultimate separation of our Alibaba stake will be important to our continued business transformation" — pushing the perception that it's not the overall strategy that's being rethought here, just the route to get there.

But the buildup was in anticipation of a continued business boom, he continued, and because that business has failed to materialize, Cooley has too many lawyers and too little work.

Our supplier standards are not merely goals that we encourage our suppliers to meet; rather, a supplier's failure to adhere to these standards may jeopardize that supplier's continued business relationship with Wal-Mart," Mr. Tovar said.

Private schools must partner with schools in the state sector as a condition for continued business rate relief End of the "wasteful" free school programme.

They could be confident of continued business with the city under the program, especially since it had just dodged a bullet.

Mr. Vladek said that while the F.T.C. and other agencies determined that American Tax Relief took in about $60 million between January 2004 and October 2008, its continued business since then has probably pushed the total to more than $100 million.

A former morning TV executive, who insisted on anonymity because of continued business dealings with both networks, said, "Psychologically it could be devastating for 'Today.' Once they lose a week they know it will never be the same again".

Understanding customer loyalty and retention is key to delivering long-term corporate profitability (Reichheld 1996), as profits can be increased over the lifetime of a customer through his or her continued business (Lemon et al. 2002).

He argues that Uber is providing a commoditized logistical service, while its continued business is dependent on the quality of massage that Soothe's pros provide.