Sentence examples for One-person operations from inspiring English sources

Their ventures are tiny, often one-person operations doing mostly what their neighbours do.

Large bales are a convenient form of hay for one-person operations.

There are about 200 public relations firms in Japan, a fraction of the number in the United States, and the majority of them are one-person operations.

Owners of Cuba's small businesses, mostly one-person operations at this point, say they know that the government would most likely find ways to profit from wider economic relations with the United States.

They come in many sizes, from large companies to one-person operations, although their goal is the same: to provide services that others may not have the energy for.

Iceboats can be one-person operations, like small Skeeters and speedy DNs (named for their sponsor, The Detroit News), or large enough for a crew of four, like majestic A-class boats bearing names like Dreadnought and Phantom.

Leweck, who declined to comment for this article, is a one-person operation based in San Diego.

Ms. Ford's clients had no idea they were speaking to a part-time, one-person operation.

In fact, Concert Artist's Hatto endeavors appear to have been a one-person operation — two, if Hatto counts.

"The mom-and-pop or one-person operation only has to worry about themselves, not employees," it says.

What helps, several experts say, is thinking of self-employment as a business problem and adjusting corporate management skills to a one-person operation.