Sentence examples for smaller buying from inspiring English sources

While smaller buying groups also accept fees, they say they operate differently.

Consorta, a smaller buying group, says it returns about 68percentt of its revenue.

Mark Moyer, vice president for marketing for Amerinet, another smaller buying group, said his executives cannot sit on supplier boards.

They moved from East Hills, where lots are smaller, buying their 1.3-acre property for a little over $1 million in 2009.

Even so, individual hospitals, consultants and smaller buying groups surveyed by The Times reported that if hospitals shop around they can get better deals on many of those same Heritage bags or on comparable bags made by other companies.

"Waste and inefficiency in health care is every bit as bad as everyone says it is," said Trevor Fetter, the chairman and chief executive of Broadlane, a smaller buying group.

Still, Mr. Zumwinkel said smaller buys in the mail business outside Germany or deals in Asia would remain possibilities.

Transnational landlords' domination extends through lending to smaller buy-to-let landlords.

Seemingly small outlays – buying smaller furniture, hiring a van – can stop older people deciding to move.

The days of the small buy-to-let landlord are numbered.

In the past, small buy-out funds performed better than larger ones, but that has recently changed.