Sentences with phrase «large piece of business»

Conor Flynn: At Kimco, joint ventures used to be a very large piece of the business.

We have met a key contact at a large global hotel distributor, who we are having in depth discussions with, which are very likely to develop into a very large piece of business for us.

The other pieces of business we're yet to see how they turn out but both are considerably large pieces of business and could backfire.

«Mobile registrations continue to represent an ever larger piece of our business,» said Ashley Lewis, Director of Product Management for eHarmony's mobile group.

Similarly, if a literary agency keeps a lower commission structure than the norm, it demonstrates that they are attempting to undercut the business of larger / legitimate literary agencies for a chance at a larger piece of business.

With their core and largest piece of business being in the senior market, Colonial Penn advertises in many different ways, including direct mail, call centers, and, of course, television.

Not exact matches

Donald Trump's first year in office may have been laden with controversy, political squabbling, and tweet storms, yet the reality - TV star turned U.S. president also managed to get a singular piece of legislation through that should loom large for businesses big and small for years to come.

(A Fortune magazine piece last year covered how GoDaddy worked to change the tone of its racy, sometimes sexist, ads in order to better appeal to women, who represent a large swath of the country's small business owners.)

Regardless of the type of business you own, online marketing is likely a large huge piece of the puzzle.

Remember that your investors will actually own a piece of your business; how large that piece depends on how much money they invest.

We talk shop with furniture maker Tom Provost, whose business comprises larger projects made to commission supported by a range of smaller stock pieces which he sells through his Folksy shop...

Tom Provost is a furniture maker whose business comprises larger projects made to commission supported by a range of smaller stock pieces which he sells through his Folksy shop.

Audiobooks are now well over a billion - dollar business, and the available figures suggest that Amazon retains a far larger piece of that revenue than any other retailer.

Sarah's passion for politics, literature and for supporting authors at large has led to the establishment of Speak Out Global, a small business specializing in helping writers transform their activist and fictional ideas into pieces bound for publication.

As peer - to - peer travel businesses become ever more mainstream and take a larger piece of the lodging pie, it would make sense for hotels to double down in opposition to home - rental services like Airbnb, which hoteliers insist depress their revenue.

In the «Pavilion of the Common» an inexplicably large chunk of space is given over to works involving thread — tables hold piles of Taiwanese artist Lee Mingwei's patched, ripped clothing; Filipino David Medalla invites visitors to embroider what they please onto a long swath of fabric (by the second day, it was filling up with stitched - on business cards, which seems about right for the Biennale); and elegant stitched texts and books by the late Sardinian artist Maria Lai are on display not far from terrific fabric pieces by Walther.

Often stitching and adhering fragments and strips from earlier painted pieces onto larger canvases, he summons the memory of his mother, a seamstress who parlayed her talent at sewing dresses, hats, and Indian saris into a successful business.

For buyers and sellers, businesses large and small, freelancers or interns — an Invoice template is an important piece to making sure you're paid for services rendered and an important tool for keeping track of all your transactions.

Outsourcings are generally used to transfer responsibility for a large and complex piece of a customer's business to a third party.

In its «Coming soon» piece, Legal Business asks whether the innovative business model of UK firms will spread to the «far larger but more conservative US legal market», or become the «stark differentiator» between the two dominant common law Business asks whether the innovative business model of UK firms will spread to the «far larger but more conservative US legal market», or become the «stark differentiator» between the two dominant common law business model of UK firms will spread to the «far larger but more conservative US legal market», or become the «stark differentiator» between the two dominant common law markets.

The Results or Résumés paper draws upon two pieces of market data to demonstrate that a large proportion of large corporate law firms have to re-evaluate their business models: (1) stunning uniformity of associate entry level salaries amidst large, growing disparities in profits per partner; and (2) evidence that firms are becoming stratified by premium versus non-premium practice areas.

Builders and developers now account for the largest piece — about 29 percent — of D'Ausilio's business.

PayNet's CEO said larger businesses are taking advantage of the pro-business environment and small businesses are starting to get a piece of the pie.