Sentence examples for that taking business from inspiring English sources

They acknowledge that taking business from the established Wall Street firms is going to be hard.

CURT NICKISCH: It's funny that you left kind of this theoretical academic space to go into business and now you're writing a book that takes business and tries to make scientific comparisons to it.

If you're spending an extra 3percentt of your pay on housing, that's taking business from a grocery store or a movie theater or Amazon.

This is key for legit companies — these are the sources that are taking business away from them, after all.

He fears that Park Place does not truly want a casino in Monticello that could take business away from Atlantic City.

That took the business from 40percentt gross margins to 60percentt gross margins.

Anything that takes away business for an American banking giant would undercut American competitiveness, a blow against the nation itself.

The state has already lost millions of dollars in revenue from organizations that took their business elsewhere, and from performers like Bruce Springsteen who canceled concerts in protest.

The problem with counterfeiters is that they take business away from actual brands.

It is strongly recommended that students take Business Associations before taking Corporate Taxation.

In 1998 it went for services offering games, fantasy sports, and a calendar, plus one that took small businesses to the Web, so users could shop.