businesses造句

Too many businesses are still shuttered.

All these nascent businesses require services, technology, and expertise - demands that have launched an echo boom of small businesses seeking to serve other small businesses.

He blenderized GE's portfolio of businesses, in his first two years getting into 118 new businesses, joint ventures, or acquisitions while selling 71 businesses.

So far, only a fraction of local businesses advertise online.

Indeed, it is one of the best businesses in media.

Local governments will take charge of the smaller-sized businesses.

These new businesses require investment and lots of soft investment.

The computer is now an indispensable tool in many businesses.

In general, UDDI can locate businesses whose identities are well known; and users can find out what services those businesses offer and how to interface with them electronically.

So they can't inherit property or businesses owned by their fathers.

The new tax laws will clobber small businesses, ie harm them financially.

AT midnight VAT goes up, hitting people's living standards, small businesses and jobs.

But businesses are cutting back on coverage and the ranks of the uninsured are growing.

Many businesses are sole proprietorships, firms owned and operated by a single person.

It should also deregulate the agricultural sector, which could create new jobs and businesses in hard-pressed rural Japan.

Good businesses cannot afford this type of discrimination in the long run, because other businesses that realize the profit potential will thrive and replace those who ignore economic reality.

The market rout is rapidly wiping out vast amounts of wealth, casting a pall over households and businesses.

In doing so, businesses will be able to concentrate on what they know how do best: their business.

Every day you see evidence of emigration-houses for rent, businesses for rent-but I will resist emigration.

Suddenly, they're forced to figure out how to keep their marriages healthy while working to keep their businesses afloat.

Last year it raised capital for businesses when others couldn't; it was the top merger and acquisitions advisor; and it never posted a quarterly loss.

He will inherit an economy in which a recovery from recession has been abruptly cut short by widespread destruction to roads, ports and businesses.

If passed, the bill would tighten control over tanning bed use, but details of whether businesses would have to "verbally warn" customers haven't been established.

Information technology has already had a huge effect on the productivity of large businesses, but the benefits from "trickle down productivity" may be even more significant.

A growing number of students who studied abroad have returned to the country to start their own businesses and serve the motherland enthusiastically.

In July, Chinese President Jiang Zemin ordered the army and the armed police to stop running enterprises, hotels or other businesses to curb the increasing corruption and smuggling within the army.

Research shows that customers do not like phoning around to find where they can get their plants, and the high volume of calls is inconvenient to the businesses as well.

A Rio spokeswoman said the terms of any cooperation with BHP had changed since the demise of the joint venture proposal and that Rio was now focused on building its iron ore businesses separately.

Deficit hawks still worry about the cost of the proposal, and whether it would be politically feasible for Congress to phase it out once businesses have grown used to it.

As for other Banks that don't, imposing higher capital ratios on them immediately might only discourage them from lending money to businesses, at a time when credit is already scarce.

Because the country is faced with difficulty and doubt over certain national problems― that is, prohibition, farm relief and electrical powder― our opponents propose that we must thrust government a long way into the businesses which give rise to these problems.