Sentence examples for business killing from inspiring English sources

Newt Gingrich said it is "a devastatingly bad bill" that is "killing small banks, killing small business, killing the housing industry".

Some firms are using the millennium bug as a prod to move more quickly to the sort of software that can help their business, killing two birds with one stone.

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Shawcross, a dutiful hagiographer, doesn't venture very far inside his subject's head, other than to suggest that she never forgave Edward VIII for chucking it all because it forced her husband into the family business — killing him, she believed, long before his time.

Let's say you're trying to deal with it, minding your own business killing a few minutes by looking at Ihasahotdog.com or something equally innocuous, because if you look at porn or swear words the IT guy will tell on you and then you're fired.

But this is little more than a political footnote to the bigger story that Obama supposedly was still out to strangle big business with draconian business killing regulations, reckless hyper-inflated government tax and spending, and the wild expansion of entitlement programs.

Mr. Beckerman, in the language of show business, killed.

The Don's brother, also in the cigar and patronage business, killed himself in the bath.

This threatens Amsterdam's status as a global marketplace because "bad" business kills "good" business.

This new crooked element threatens Amsterdam's status as a global marketplace, because bad business kills good business.

Bain Capital then attempted to acquire 3Com for $2.2 billion and merge it into Huawei, but U.S. regulatory concerns about Chinese ownership of 3Com's security business killed the deal.