Sentences with phrase «potentially put us out of business»

Big box retail stores, like Target, Best Buy, and Walmart, support this new tax because it's a way to burden small competitors, potentially putting some out of business.

Conservative Party Chair Mike Long admitted that this would potentially put them out of business.

In a worst - case scenario, dealing with an innocent mistake in complying with complicated MFA regulations could potentially put us out of business and personally bankrupt us.

Why in the world would we ever do this if we were only creating competition that would then take over our markets and potentially put us out of business?

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And while most bland cryptocurrency investors know little about the legalese - laden universe of sanctions compliance, anyone using any arrange of financial business knows that noncompliance can put you out of business - and potentially, in jail — quick.

To others, business loans jeopardize the enterprise, zap the company's wealth and potentially put some people out of work.

With the stroke of a pen, they are proposing to allow PETA to continue killing thousands of animals every year, to continue rounding up animals to kill, and even potentially to continue stealing and killing people's beloved animals, eviscerating SB 1381, the law which overwhelming passed both houses of the Virginia legislation and was specifically written to put PETA out of the killing business.