Sentence examples for strained business from inspiring English sources

That's exactly where the opportunity lies... .. "Australian startup Inkl is hoping to fix journalism's broken strained business models with a 'Spotify for news' model that ditches the unwelcoming and irritating single publication paywall in favour of aggregated news content from multiple publishers which users access ad-free for a small (10c) per article fee.

Australian startup Inkl is hoping to fix journalism's broken strained business models with a 'Spotify for news' model that ditches the unwelcoming and irritating single publication paywall in favor of aggregated news content from multiple publishers which users access ad-free for a small (10c) per article fee.

The Ones Below has some plot issues: there is some strained business with a spare key — shades of Dial M For Murder, perhaps — and it isn't entirely clear why a banker as wealthy as Jon should live in a relatively modest flat.

People still let Drake down — on this album, he talks about strained business-personal relationships on "Tuscan Leather," and returns a few times to the subject of women he's loved who've moved on and found happiness elsewhere.

It would stop the flood of asbestos lawsuits, 200,000 in the last two years alone, that have strained businesses and the court system.

It would end the flood of asbestos lawsuits, 200,000 in the last two years alone, that have strained businesses and the court system.

Although most legal analysts said H.P. had had little chance of winning its case, the lawsuit immediately strained the business relationship between the two companies.

The GaultMillau isn't highly regarded — it accepts advertisements and has a limited circulation — but the loss of a Michelin star can mean financial strain: business can drop by as much as twenty-five per cent.

Some say the damage could build into a political problem, if across the country, plumbers and spa owners, home health care agencies and janitors begin complaining loudly on the evening news about new government regulations that strained their businesses to the breaking point.

In spite of Mr. Millau's praise for his colleague, their relationship became strained as their business grew and led to a bitter split in the 1980's.

Although many physicians welcome such a challenge, it is also an expensive diversion from revenue-generating activities that adds to the pressures on an already strained primary care business model".