Sentences with phrase «often than larger corporations»

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But because small enterprises often have less stringent security than large corporations, Clinton says, they often get hit more frequently.

In contract negotiations, Third World governments often deal with corporations whose incomes are larger than that nation's gross national product.

Contract packagers often can be more flexible than a large corporation to schedule urgently needed production.

Dairy herds are now often large (over 1,000 cows) and owned by corporations rather than family farms.

But it's often far too easy to be seen by some large, faceless entity — by a government or a corporation or a horde of faceless online hackers — as the sum of your physicality, rather than the person you actually are.

Perhaps there's some bias on my part as the editor of an indie comics blog, but I would argue that, more often than not, that's where true innovation in this industry tends to originate, amongst the artists who are not constrained by the wants, desires, and politics of large corporations.

Corporations, often considered Microsoft's base, were adopting iPads on a larger scale than Windows tablets and were also more receptive to other Apple products.

The funds make very short - term loans, typically no more than two or three months and often just for one to seven days, to large corporations, financial institutions, and government entities and agencies.

The problem is that often these projects seem to help large corporations more than the average person in the developing world.

The severance exemption was designed to ease the financial burden of dismissing employees for small businesses that are often perceived to be more financially vulnerable than large established corporations.