Sentence examples for business of large from inspiring English sources

The public has greater interest in the business of large stock yards than it has in the business of smaller ones.

And they and other major WellPoint rivals have long competed for the business of large employers that are not looking for traditional insurance but want insurers to handle claims and suggest ways to better manage their workers' care.

At a time when the business of large financial institutions reach across borders, one of the central questions considered by the regulators was how to avoid the failure of a bank in one country spreading to another.

This quest for advanced networks has breathed new life into the business of large CSP vendors such as Ericcson, Nokia and Huawei.

Private Jet Services Group which I just wrote about last week has developed a core business of large aircraft charters for sports teams and live entertainment tours.

If the reason for a tie-up is to garner the business of large U.S. companies, a deal with Bell Atlantic or SBC Communications, both bigger than BellSouth, would make more sense.

With no previous experience of the frankly quite fiddly business of large-scale property development, they want to build 500 genuinely affordable homes for local residents.

She explained that the Pentagon is no longer in the business of large-scale construction projects, but that the cost of maintaining the Afghan security forces would be $3.4 billion a year going forward.

The core businesses of large companies have much to offer internal start-ups: R&D capabilities, knowledge about and relationships with customers, market research expertise, legal talent, payroll systems, sales forces, and so on.

C.B.D. refers to the central business districts of large cities.

On the transactional side, finance professionals keep the business side of large local organisations ticking over – at the most basic level, staff and invoices get paid.