Sentence examples for support its business from inspiring English sources

The company said it injected $1 billion to "support its business in providing Didi drivers and the broader car-owner community with convenient, flexible, economical, and reliable one-stop auto services".

The company said the two actions were expected to generate enough cash to support its business until the second quarter, when it projects that it will begin generating more cash than it uses.

Unless the governance is reformed "it will run out of capital to support its business".

Their activities underlie the company's innovative approach to connecting people and support its business advantage in an increasingly competitive market.

Among other recent changes, Fox Business has added Charlie Gasparino, formerly of CNBC, and Gerri Willis, formerly of CNN, to support its business news regimen.

Coursera has grown at warp speed to emerge as the current leader of the pack, striving to support its business by creating revenue streams through licensing, certification fees and recruitment data provided to employers, among other efforts.

Another A.I.G. subsidiary — one that the Federal Reserve Bank of New York recently took a $9 billion stake in — sold such a large volume of fixed annuities through Japanese banks that it wound up with insufficient capital to support its businesses.

Their cooperative-labelled product has become popular, and the profits from alcohol sales along with the profits from the livestock raising program that uses the spent grains have allowed the commune to invest in new technologies and equipment to support its businesses (Commune leader, Quang Binh).

Hodge said yesterday that Google had once again "demonstrated contempt for its customers and for the UK taxpayer who supports its business in all sorts of ways".

Also, Congress's reluctance to pass legislation in this arena, great potential harm if the legislation is done in the wrong way, plus the privacy area's rapidly evolving nature coupled with the human behavior and consumer expectations makes it harder on companies to do a right thing while minimizing the risk and supporting its business.

The family is willing to sell the property — which is zoned for single-family homes — below market value as a gesture of thanks to a community that has supported its businesses for many years, Justin Whalin said.