Sentence examples for bit more business from inspiring English sources

And Lula may yet prompt his protegée to be a bit more business friendly and pragmatic, as he was while in office in 2003-10.

"I think we're going to get a little bit more business tomorrow than today," said Jake McCarty, assistant manager at Roy's Cyclery, which has been in business since 1962.

Amid concerns among senior Tories that the department has become too detached from foreign policy, he added: "One of the things we will do with DfID... is to inject a little bit more business DNA, and indeed a little bit more classic civil service DNA and perhaps a little less NGO DNA".

Even as he arrived late for a recent interview over dinner at the Oval Room, a restaurant two blocks from the White House, he could be seen lingering on the sidewalk to conduct just a bit more business on his cell phone.

"We have six weeks to go and we need to do a little bit more business".

That should get you a little bit more business.

Even if Ms Rousseff can understand this, she had made it harder to embrace Mr Neves's ideas, because of her campaign's left-wing tone.Lula may prompt his protégée to be a bit more business-friendly and pragmatic, as he was while in office in 2003-10, a period many Brazilian bosses recall with nostalgia.

The past year, however, has been spent building Upverter into something a bit more business-friendly, and that has resulted in the startup landing its first revenue, from enterprise clients paying "tens of thousands" of dollars per month for access to its cloud-based tools.

Today, users clicking through locations on Google Street View will start seeing quite a bit more businesses pop up that they can actually jump into and explore themselves.

Mays, last seen at the Old Globe in the Broadway-bound "A Gentleman's Guide to Love and Murder," could do with a bit more comic business.

It includes WiFi along with a push-email support, making it a bit more of a business phone.