Sentence examples for business dashed from inspiring English sources

Peter Morici, a conservative economist and a frequent guest on Fox Business, dashed off a column on Tuesday in which he argued that "House Republicans, by refusing to raise the debt ceiling until they obtain budget reforms, may be the country's last hope to avoid a financial ruin".

Greg Clark, the business secretary, dashed to Tokyo to offer Nissan's board fulsome guarantees that the company will suffer no adverse effect from Brexit: terms will "remain competitive".

The stereotype of the business traveler dashing to catch a plane with minutes to spare was long ago retired; 9/11 and unpredictable security lines took care of that.

Residents' hopes that construction and subsequent enrollment will revive the flagging fortunes of businesses may be dashed if the project is held up much longer, as appears likely.

Biography, as Bertie Wooster might have put it, is a dashed tricky business.

But the hopes of domestic worker groups waiting outside were dashed as Senate business stalled in fighting among Democrats.

But the attacks seem to have dashed hopes among business leaders for a speedy recovery after a mild recession.

"It has been rough going in the music business," Mr. Dash said, adding, "We have been using music to promote my other brands and validate them in a cool way".

Mary?" It was, and Mrs. Lezama-Clark dashed off for urgent business.

Women selling tea and coffee nearby did good business as those in the queues dashed to buy hot drinks to ward off the cold.

McDonald 's onMonday dashed investor hopes that its business would strengthen in the second half of the year, blaming tougher competition in the United States and weaker sales in Europe.