Sentence examples for Business entails from inspiring English sources

Credit-card companies provide a service — convenience — "free," but the business entails significant risks.

Even for someone at Rodriguez's level, the business entails a certain amount of heartbreak.

Junior has "hugely matured," Mr. Bunting said, as he has learned what running a small business entails.

The day's first order of business entails the expropriation and execution of a rich noble ("Woe to this house!").

On the other hand, this illegal business entails a net loss for the already constrained budgets of these countries.

Someone to manage growth, someone to figure out its advertising business, and someone who can navigate the complex privacy and policy issues that its business entails.

But she had no idea what the business entailed.

The processes of business entail at least some effort to ensure the sympathetic enactment and enforcement of legislation, since costs and earnings are affected by tax rates and government regulations.

I'm not talking about catching the frauds and criminals or the founders whose businesses entail adverse social consequences that are obvious and intended from the outset.

The woman, Margo Reed, 53, worked for the Yonkers Public Library's business office, where her job entailed collecting overdue fines and other revenue from the library's three branches.

Perhaps because "business casual" entails chinos and mobile phone holsters anyway, so everyone's dressed for it.