Sentence examples for with different business from inspiring English sources

Based on these case studies with different business and functionality demands, we will provide an analysis identifying commonalities, differences, and how the different demands are reflected in the network architectures.

The Fed insists that there can be no one-size-fits-all rules for more than two dozen highly complex banks with different business strategies.

"We have experimented with different business models over the years, especially in the late 90's as the tech market was superheating," said the 44-year-old Mr. Cherukuri.

Companies like Litton Industries and Textron thrived by swallowing up other companies on the theory that owning different kinds of businesses with different business cycles would protect them from downturns in the economy.

Sophi Tranchell, managing director of social enterprise Divine Chocolate, said: "Coming up with different business models provokes creative and innovative thinking, which is vital if we are to address deep flaws in existing structures".

I keep harping on the potential of video on the iPhone, because it is such an attractive video playback device and because this market will show how much Apple will allow other companies with different business models to compete with its own iTunes store.

"We've been getting all kinds of pressure to sign up with different businesses and nonprofits," the rabbi said.

Different banks with different businesses have different treatments.

It also works with different businesses to help them target and filter potential customers for sales and CRM purposes.

In South Korea and Japan, VCNC has already started working with different businesses, including restaurants, wedding service vendors, movie theaters, and sports teams to add content to Between's "Event Box" feature.

The motivation for public health to work with an organization such as BENS also reflects a desire for simplicity because BENS has ties to multiple businesses, reducing the need for public health to cultivate links independently with different businesses.