Sentence examples for unsatisfactory business from inspiring English sources
Another factor in the labels' thinking was Apple's iTunes store, which had proved to be an unsatisfactory business partner.
File cards from the 1950s show Bo Diddley charging $1,000 a night, although his "popularity seems to have diminished to nothing," and Count Basie receiving $3,163.90, despite "unsatisfactory business" at the box office.
No slippage resulting from the face being turned away or trying to dodge, none of the unsatisfactory business of only the fingers making contact instead of the entire hitting palm; full connectivity, in other words.
The afterlife of this particular world champion has not always been easy, thanks to the fight against depression and a couple of unsatisfactory business ventures, but the upside includes a decision to resume the educational path he left almost 40 years ago by getting a degree in English literature with the Open University – and getting a first.
Such seemingly pro-worker legislation can have a perverse effect: knowing that they cannot dismiss workers in the event of a business downturn or unsatisfactory job performance, firms are reluctant to hire workers in the first place.
"Exactly" is the tribute that an educated man of business pays to an unsatisfactory interlocutor who is likely to be insulted (or moved to further conversation) by "I see".
It became the focus for everything unsatisfactory about the supermarket way of doing business: the death of the small retailer, the draining of the life blood of the high street, the unfair treatment of suppliers, the way farmers were driven out of business.
However, the systematization of the factors that determine the success and the closure of small businesses continue to be an unsatisfactory task (Rogoff et al. 2004) and lacks refinement (Blackburn and Kovalainen 2009; Strotmann, 2007).
However, the systematization of closure and also success factors of SME related to the work of small business owner-manager is still an unsatisfactory task (Rogoff et al. 2004) with further researches needed (Blackburn and Kovalainen 2009; Strotmann 2007).
At the same time, it can also be said that about 56% businesses rated the recovery progress as unsatisfactory (rank 1 and 2) in June 2006, compared with 45% in October 2007.
Line 3A: Your explanation is unsatisfactory.
