Dr. Spence said, "Cardiologists have no business messing with carotid arteries".
"To my way of thinking the secular government has no business messing in these private affairs among individuals," Ms. Driessen said.
"If you don't have a strong home, you have no business messing with your neighbor," said Bret Gibson, chief of the volunteer fire department, who worried that the country was too conflicted on domestic matters to take on Iraq.
"People don't have any business messing around down there," he said.
Scorned by his village and family for being an irresponsible farmer, Wu continued with his tinkering in spite of the his village's myopic belief that a man who only attended primary school had no business messing about with robotics and mechanics.
The story about how something unnatural and just wrong was done to something else; a random, generic-food-product something else, something that had no business messing around with the pumpkin or getting tangled up in it's signature lineup of seasonings.
"You dive into this horrid music-business mess determined to do your part to make it change, but then nothing changes.
In private, he said, "Dinajoon, this God business will mess you up.
In 1961, with the toy's popularity in decline and the business a mess, he skipped off to Bolivia, leaving Mrs. James with six children and a toy factory.
Hand came to regret his candidacy: "I ought to have lain off, as I now view it; I was a judge and a judge has no business to mess into such things".
