Sentence examples for represent a business from inspiring English sources

Those numbers represent a business turnaround for the W.W.E. in the year after the death of one of its star wrestlers, Christopher Benoit.

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But while they're a huge problem for farmers, these superweeds represent a business opportunity for Big Ag.

"There are challenges representing a business person in this toxic atmosphere," he said.

I'd never done that before – I always talked about myself just as someone who represented a business.

But Clarín never pursued much of an ideological agenda; the company was more concerned with whether each administration represented a business opportunity or a barrier to its expansion.

Today, the rural hunger for digital service represents a business opportunity for a mature industry that is going to run out of customers at some point.

All this pales, however, beside the latest allegations made by defence lawyers representing a business partner of the king's son-in-law.

The brochure "Patent box: what's in it for you" had, it said, suggested the legislation represented a business opportunity to reduce tax and that KPMG could help clients in the "preparation of defendable expense allocation".

Rogers admitted that concerns about US government infiltration of US companies' data represented a business risk for US companies, but he suggested that the greater threat was from cyber-attacks.

Customer experience management represents a business strategy designed to manage the customer experience.