Sentence examples for using this business from inspiring English sources

Niantic has a history of using this business model with its previous game Ingress, where brands such as Duane Reade, and Jamba Juice paid to be locations on its virtual board game.

General Electric is using this business model the chief executive, Jeffrey Immelt, calls it "trickle-up innovation"–in emerging economies and plans eventually to employ it in the mature economies of the U.S. and Europe as well.

It is, however, questionable whether commercial (preconceptional) carrier test providers can continue to exist using this business model as long as such genetic carrier tests are not integrated in larger, more comprehensive prenatal, or preferably in preconceptional, care settings (which are, admittedly, not really established in general healthcare yet).

Street musicians have used this business model for centuries.

"I tell you, I could have used this business six months ago," said Michael Desiderio, managing director of the Tea Room, which will close its doors after dinner tonight after three quarters of a century of chicken Kiev, blinis and beluga caviar served with plenty of glitz and a touch of kitsch.

In a qualitative and explorative study, Mair and Schoen (2007) use this business model framework and address how social entrepreneurs successfully combine social and economic value creation in a financially self-sustained manner.

The complexities of this interface by no means improve its usability for anybody, much less those using this for business.

"Our Group, using this advanced business model, plans to fuse global e-commerce services, and aims to offer a borderless digital content platform across various devices," Rakuten said on its website.

Using this strategy, businesses gain the ability to reduce the costs associated with excess inventory and larger warehousing facilities by requiring more frequent deliveries.

In this regard, the Delphi process could be understood using fuzzy logic to clarify the reasons for using this method with business ethics in mind.

AT&T, Verizon, et al., have been using this 'very small business' status themselves by either setting up companies called "designated entities" to do their bidding, or they simply bought companies that already had discounted, 'very small business' spectrum licenses.