Sentence examples for replacement business from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carrington said his company could keep going even if replacement business was not found.

That replacement business is driving a big portion of the industry.

The question is, when will we reach the point where PCs really are just a replacement business?

They're just two guys with an auto-glass replacement business in Passaic, and until quite recently the universe of the disabled was as invisible to them as it is to practically everyone else.

And several thousand of the 25,000 people whose jobs depend on the plane could be laid off over the next year if their companies could not find replacement business.

The subject of whether the PC industry is moving away from its historical double-digit growth rate and toward becoming a replacement business and whether Microsoft will become a victim of the much heralded "Post-PC Era" is a perennial one for analysts who follow the company.

The Chiemgauer has succeeded in encouraging local import replacement businesses, like apple production, driven by flood of local currency that businesses accumulate from customers and only spend at other local businesses.

Speaking of reaching out, it has been three years since Ron Kochel and Gene Gulich of Passaic caused a stir at the Abilities Expo in Edison with their adaptive pinball machine, something they had developed almost as an afterthought (their main line of work being a glass-replacement business).

Enterprise has locked up 63% of the body shops and insurance-replacement business, says Auto Rental News.

But instead of being satisfied with its lot, Hertz has since expanded vigorously in the city-centre and insurance-replacement businesses, and refused to follow rounds of price increases by its two rivals.There are two reasons why it may make sense for Hertz to sacrifice short-term profits for market share.

While licensing Einstein's image to companies such as Disney and Microsoft, Richman repeatedly turned down offers from gyms, hair-replacement businesses and others seeking to evoke laughs from the Nobel winner's image.