Sentence examples for prolong business from inspiring English sources

The Fed, living in the shadow of the Depression, held down the short rates to fight unemployment and prolong business expansions.

As in Sierra Leone, the war in Angola is being prolonged by business interests.

Higher interest rates serve as a governor on the economy, producing moderate but sustained growth and prolonging the business recovery.

Andreessen once famously put the New York Times on deathwatch for its stubborn insistence on trying to save and prolong its legacy print business.

They've designed their business to prolong the sustainability of their machines, instead of simply pressing as much as possible.

Critics say the increase would discourage business investment and prolong the recession, questioning whether politicians can be trusted with greater access to taxpayer money.

Incremental change has provided short-term solutions, prolonging an inefficient system with business uncertainties each year.

Both reports, one on diamonds from Sierra Leone that are sold through President Charles Taylor's Liberia and the other on gem trafficking by the Unita rebel movement in Angola, expose a business built on prolonging the agony of some of the poorest people on earth.

SYDNEY, Australia – The upper house of Australia's Parliament on Tuesday approved the government's proposal to adopt an ambitious emissions trading program, marking the end of a prolonged political battle that the business community has watched anxiously and that dragged Prime Minister Julia Gillard's public approval ratings to historic lows.

Add up these insults to the economy and there is no doubt that they are hobbling international trade, hurting U.S. business productivity and prolonging the recession.

"This will put an increased pressure on both parties to figure out an amicable business solution, rather than prolong these battles".