Sentence examples for whose businesses are from inspiring English sources

In the current climate there are many people whose businesses are struggling to stay afloat.

The first is the trend over the last decade away from conglomerates and toward companies whose businesses are more focused.

Finding a new home has not been easy for the designers, many of whose businesses are nearby on Seventh Avenue.

Even in major tax cases, I know of two convicted gangmasters now in jail whose businesses are carrying prosperously on.

The incident, however, should be unnerving to corporations whose businesses are deeply dependent on intellectual property protection, Mr. Weber says.

The campaign put the slogan on a sign to use as a backdrop for the round table, which included three people whose businesses are government contractors.

There were three busy commercial streets, whose businesses were all local.

Eventually courts accepted complaints by those whose businesses were suffering and ordered bailiffs to move in.

The first Avenue of the Americas flea markets popped up in the mid-1960s in car lots whose businesses were not viable on weekends.

Among the hardest hit companies were many major technology concerns whose businesses were suffering the most with the glut.

And there are small shopkeepers whose businesses were badly damaged, and developers, and heads of big companies, and culture and the arts and education.