Sentence examples for shift of business from inspiring English sources

The shift of business travel to regional airports is illustrated by Federal Aviation Administration statistics.

Mr. Laney said that recent air fare sales by major carriers were prompted by a continuing shift of business travelers to low-fare carriers.

"But that fundamental shift of business onto the Internet in the last few years is a direction that is here to stay for years to come".

Over time that could mean a shift of business away from Long Beach to east-coast and Gulf of Mexico ports, though how much will partly depend on the canal's fees and the capacity of these ports.Anthony Otto, president of Long Beach Container Terminal, does not sound too concerned.

The switch is a significant shift of business strategy for the UK startup, as the SwiftKey app has been a paid download since 2010 (not counting its free one-month trial app — which now goes away).

Reports described an en masse shift of business to Enron's competitors for the sake of risk exposure reduction.

As it grew, however, older shopping streets suffered by the shift of businesses, so that parts of the city core have a run-down, half-abandoned appearance; but this is part of the process by which the Victorian central business district is reshaping itself to meet modern needs.

The shift of businesses towards experience-driven products and services has been underway for some time.

This fits into Amazon's intent of enabling the online shift of businesses and consumers, which will help it further its interests.

The most recent revision is being made because the decline in the national economy "is much deeper and of longer duration than we anticipated," Mr. Myers said, adding, "We are in a genuine advertising recession, and we can expect some radical belt-tightening and shifting of business plans and strategies".

Carey and Lea had published Cooper's last novel completed in America before his departure to Europe, The Last of the Mohicans, in 1826 (which, according to Robert Spiller, Fagan stereotyped). 10 Upon Cooper's return to the United States in 1833, Carey became his favored American publishers until their collapse in the 1840s and his shifting of business to New York publishers in 1844.