Sentence examples for business frontier from inspiring English sources

It was one thing to point out that the capital's centre of gravity was moving east – a shift that had been very visible since the rise of Canary Wharf – but another to make the case that this whole new piece of London landscape, half the size of a borough on an unfashionable transition zone between inner and outer London, could be a thriving new business frontier.

That way we could all benefit instead of the small group of unfettered war lords who have thrived in the current business frontier.

For many years, expats in China, as in other business frontiers, have lived with the assurance — admittedly unearned but comforting — that, if they get into trouble over anything from a traffic ticket to a customs violation, the sheer strangeness of their presence will prevent them from being treated with the harshness often meted out by the local system on its own citizens.

"[C]ompared to the vast majority of medical journals today, Frontiers has perhaps the cleanest division between the decision makers of the content (the external academic editors) and the drivers of the publishing business (Frontiers staff) among modern medical journals," it says.

10 A.M. (Fox Business Network) FRONTIER MARKETS: INVESTING IN THE MIDDLE EAST Cheryl Casone reports from Syria, the Palestinian territories and Israel during this weeklong series on the pursuit of international market opportunities by the New York investors David Grayson, managing director of Auerbach Grayson & Company, and Jim Awad, managing director of Zephyr Management.

But all sorts of barriers would make it much harder for companies to do business across frontiers, leading to a big rise in unemployment.

He evades the question with a discourse on frontier business practices.

Moreover, the world of online gaming is expected to be the business's next frontier, conceivably enabling the makers of consoles and video games to charge players continuing subscription fees.

For all of the ways in which technology has changed how people live and how companies do business, the final frontier of the first Internet revolution will probably be the humble telephone.

This applies just as much to the bingo-gaming business or the frontier of indie development.

Haji-Ioannou told the Guardian in January that easyFoodstore had taken longer than expected to develop because the retail business was a new frontier for easyGroup.