Sentence examples for business attaching from inspiring English sources

He just shrugs: 'The Christian right had no business attaching themselves to dangerous art in the first instance.

As one analyst puts it, "Corus is an £11 billion pension plan with a problematic steel business attached".

But the value of Nokia's maps may decrease now that the company no longer has a device business attached to it.

MGM faces bankruptcy in part because the DVD and film catalogue business attached to its 4,100-title 4,100-titley no longer generates enough to service the film's debt.

Indeed, since the traditional consumer-voice business now accounts for just 28% of revenues, he now likes to describe BT as "a business-to-business company with a substantial consumer business" attached to it.

But now, seven years later, the magazine is viewed as an editorial jewel with a nascent digital business attached and would most likely sell for many times that price.

But he also made a case for keeping the consumer business attached to the broader group because of links between pharmaceuticals and over-the-counter drugs, particularly in emerging markets where categories are less clear cut.

Census figures on the percentage of income spent for all owner-occupied units are not yet available; so far, the Census Bureau has released only those percentages for so-called "specified owner-occupied units" -- single-family houses with no business attached.

With investors now almost begging to get in on a dot-com business attached to the names Arnault and Benetton, the company raised $12 million more in April, mostly from venture capital funds hoping not to miss out on a blockbuster public offering.

Here, there is a real business attached to the pyramid.

It is not exactly a great training ground for running an online advertising business attached to the most popular destinations on the Web.