Sentence examples for about one business from inspiring English sources

New technology, Williams explains, means the potential of barter is expanding fast: it's no longer about one business swapping its products on an ad hoc basis: instead a company may barter across a diverse range of sectors, including internationally – and receive substantial value back in return.

This will take about one business week.

On its 757-200, there are 16 business class and 159 coach seats, or about one business class seat for every 10 in coach.

Submitting the forms was too costly, they said ($20 per loan, on average), or too time-consuming (the information came back to the lender in about one business day).

"I heard about one business traveler who round-trips it to Europe and back home in 30 hours without staying at a hotel" by planning flights over and back when he can sleep on the plane and still get a day's work done in Europe.

Having said all that, I am going to begin tonight by talking about one business model – in part because it is even now coming down the slipway; in part because it so radically affects some of the most stimulating ideas of what journalism is becoming, or could become.

The tools used in the classic retention program tend to be about one line of business in one country.

It was easy to think, "Well, boys will be brats" and go on about one's business.

The experience can be overwhelming, akin to having a bright light shown in one's face while one tries to go about one's business.

So ubiquitous is the inability to go about one's business without din that people now walk along pavements with devices connected to earphones, engrossed in everything except where they are going.

An honest, transparent conversation about one's business allows authentic connections with customers.