Sentence examples for as regular business from inspiring English sources

Pimps still exist, but become business managers, and brothels are rebranded as regular business.

Still, in order for the program to provide the same level of welfare improvement as regular business credit provided by the private market, I find that the positive externalities from the program must be sufficiently large to compensate for the direct public subsidy element including risk adjusted return on equity and social costs of public funds.

Thus, during this time, service station users included families, tour groups (including groups of children, adults and elderly people) as well as regular business travellers a wide subsample of the English travelling public.

At his news conference tonight, he seemed to brush aside the 11-year-old scandal by characterizing it as a "regular business transaction," a remark that struck some as dangerously cavalier.

The book looks at the drug trade as a regular business, including analyses of the money the industry generates, how mass incarceration leads to better-qualified criminals, and how we can use market forces to harness, if not solve, the drug problem.

Training never stops, as volunteers attend regular business meetings and additional educational programs.

As he continued to go about his regular business as archbishop, he found himself even more in the spotlight to which he has become accustomed, facing a glare that will quite likely continue at least through the conclave in Rome next month.

This is massively important for e-commerce but also to conduct regular business as it impacts the movement of goods and people.

"I'm striking today because I feel like in this day and age, going about your regular business as usual and going to work and not striking is also a political act".

A separate Rotten Tomatoes representative told HuffPost, "As a course of regular business, we have a team of security, network, social, database experts who monitor all of our platforms and they haven't seen any unusual activity".

As a commenter on my last post pointed out, insiders received much of the spoils then, too, but they were a different set of insiders — the favored clients of Wall Street firms, who were given access to "hot" deals as a reward for their regular business.