Sentence examples for the business in terms of from inspiring English sources

Looking at the business in terms of customer segments, Mr. Joyce singled out sales to governments as an area of stronger- than-expected growth.

Carol Kane, Boohoo's joint chief executive, said: "The 'we are us' campaign has got momentum back in the business in terms of driving business and driving sales".

We have found that GHG reporting adds value to the business in terms of resource efficiency and areas such as staff engagement.

In the ravaging inside-movies drama "Two Weeks in Another Town," from 1962, he sees the business in terms of surrogate fatherhood and the overall question of transmission, in a story about a middle-aged actor (Kirk Douglas) who emerges from an asylum only to be embraced and mentored by a tyrannical older director (Edward G. Robinson).

These conflicts if unattended, will affect the business in terms of productivity, animosity, employee turnover, lowered motivation, etc.

We argue that this intention to use could provide a strong benefit to the business, in term of increased customer engagement.

They got a young crowd there, they got the right music, I think that Pimlico is doing maybe some of the best work in the whole business in terms of Triple Crown races.

* Said Apple "destroyed the music business in terms of pricing" and threatens to do the same to video.

"Whatever ceiling there was in the concert business in terms of economics just got blown out of the water," said Marc Geiger, the head of music at the William Morris Endeavor agency.

"It at least matches the tourism business in terms of gross state product," he said.

They were going further afield to other places where they could get the best business in terms of cheaper labour.