Sentence examples for save business from inspiring English sources

Mr Apotheker also had to save Business ByDesign, SAP's troubled attempt to offer software as an online service.

The market wisdom is that 3G is hottest for those with "time to kill" (youth), or "time to save" (business).

Both are full-featured programs that should save business owners time and prove valuable in developing their companies.

Ms Reding expects these changes to save business €2.3 billion ($3 billion) a year.But the new regime is tougher as well as being uniform.

We've already announced over 500 reforms, and just a fraction of them will save business and citizens more than $10 billion over the next five years.

Vince Cable, the Lib Dem business secretary, said the changes to unfair dismissal rules could save business nearly £6m a year.

Speaking to Sky News, Lord Heseltine suggested the Government could do little to save businesses in trouble.

By 2016/7, the combined effect of all of these cuts will be to save businesses £7.8bn a year.

The state replaced a business tax with a corporate income tax that is expected to save businesses $1.5 billion a year, though that change did not take effect until January.

The Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs, a distant federal cousin of the Repealer, duly produced a collection of edicts whose revocation, it said, would save businesses $1 billion a year.

A study in 2009 showed that switching to Century Gothic could save businesses as much as $80 per printer per year.