Sentence examples for business deliberately from inspiring English sources

In business, deliberately putting yourself outside your comfort zone — talking to people who don't buy your product for example — is a healthy discipline.

In a statement, Evans added: "His CV is of course top notch, but of special significance has been his ability to switch his outstanding sporting ability into the area of business, deliberately differentiating himself from his peers in rugby by learning and adopting a broader set of skills in some of the world's most challenging industries.

Out of context, it is a cool sounding word, and that's almost easier to swallow that a business deliberately referencing the attempted extermination of an entire people.

So why are the Republicans, who claim they want the government to be more like business, deliberately seeking to undermine its most successful product?

Generative businesses deliberately design their work processes to create opportunities for others while they grow their own business.

He has built a nexus of businesses deliberately opaque in a bid to keep snoopers at bay.

They are tax evasion – when registered individuals or businesses deliberately conceal or misrepresent information to reduce their tax liabilities; the hidden economy, which involves people whose entire income is unknown to HMRC; and criminal attacks.

Most people find it difficult and distasteful to imagine that fellow humans would want to destroy businesses deliberately, sometimes with the collusion of employees, and would be willing to kill themselves in the process.

However public and political criticism of businesses deliberately structuring themselves to minimize local tax liabilities has been growing in recent years — putting more pressure on tax authorities to act.

The way they do business is deliberately very different".

Some, known to critics as "business NGOs", deliberately model themselves on, or depend greatly on, particular corporations.