Sentence examples for represents a business from inspiring English sources

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.

The demise of the eight-year old free alternative newspaper represents "a business plan that was not successful -- that was the concept of being able to publish two newspapers out of one infrastructure," said Andrew B. Sutcliffe, interim group publisher for New Mass Media, a division of the Tribune Corporation.

And for memorabilia dealers, the growing appetite for such wares represents a business opportunity that sounds eerily familiar to investors in Internet companies: they are buying while demand is hot, and hoping to cash out before this particular dot-com market crashes.

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

The iPad still represents a business with sales that any competitor likely envies, but based on these results its long-term growth potential remains a question mark.

BF R represents a business function (blue) subject to handling remote terminal units (RTUs), which are visible as the lower right clouds of nodes, where the central nodes are business critical devices (green).

"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.

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

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.