Sentences with phrase «businesses huge pressure»

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«There is a huge campaign from the business community to try to get Tory backbenchers to put pressure on Osborne to water it down,» says one Lib Dem source I spoke to.
In a statement, Brewer said, «This is the real estate business in New York: there's intense pressure to find and exploit loopholes to build huge ultraluxury buildings... That's what's happening in Two Bridges, where massive out - of - scale towers could move forward because of a staff - level determination that they are only a «minor modification'to the neighborhood's plan.
«Salmon farming is a huge business in the UK, Norway and beyond, and while it does reduce the pressure on wild fish stocks, it can also create its own environmental pressures through genetic disruption.
Is the chief widget - maker under pressure to devote more energy to the huge conglomerate's widget - quality than to that of the smaller business?
-- while Alpha does boast high client retention rates, a client & its FX business could easily be snatched away by a bank in the morning (and obviously, relationship banks can often exert huge pressure to win ALL of a client's business).
It blows out your technical scope and risk, and it puts huge pressures on your business model.
UK law firms must adjust their business as factors such as Brexit and the rise of the accountants squeeze a market that is already under huge pressure, according to the latest NatWest legal sector report.
If you've been following along, the major themes should be familiar by now: globalization of business, along with a weak economy, rapidly evolving technology, empowered clients with new expectations, and competition from legal service providers both inside and outside of the industry are combining to create a huge pressure on the too - often conservative legal profession to change the way it operates.
This put tremendous pressure on his business — since he had huge medical bills to pay, the profits he made in the business, went towards paying his medical expenses, instead of being reinvested into the business.
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