Sentence examples for business instead of a from inspiring English sources
It is an LLC, like a small business, instead of a tax-exempt 501(c)(3), like a charitable organization or foundation.
American politicians often talked about the evils of the cartels as if drugs were a purely Mexican business, instead of a thriving multibillion-dollar trade that involves two parties.
"It's an indictment of running water systems like a business instead of a public service". A typical Flint household could expect an annual water bill of $864 a year.
The trade association even objected vociferously early this year when the service changed the address of its home page on the Internet from www.usps.gov to www.usps.com, a shift that implied to critics that the post office was masquerading as a private business instead of a government-supported one.
We are about to have an Administration that runs like a business instead of a dorm room bull session.
Glazer decided to run the club like a business instead of a fantasy sports team profit margins mattered and payroll was cut.
"I think if you have a good background in what it is to be human, an understanding of life, culture and society, it gives you a good perspective on starting a business, instead of an education purely in business," Butterfield told University of Victoria students in 2008.
Investors see the amazing return on investment (ROI) potential of online businesses, but the savviest investors are not only looking at startups: They're buying established businesses because they get a better ROI from a profitable business instead of starting a business from scratch.
Why did you choose to start a business instead of getting a job?
Next time you need a new computer, have one custom built by a local business instead of getting a "name brand".
Like WH Smith, a newsagent that also sells books, stationery and DVDs, Boots has been trying to restore its fortunes under new management, and concentrating harder on its core health and beauty businesses, instead of a rag-bag of products that have, at times, stretched from sandwiches to baby clothes and home wine-making kits.
