Sentence examples for business of practical from inspiring English sources

Veering even farther from its core business of practical but unglamorous family cars, Opel introduced a concept car called the Speedster, a dashing yellow two-seat sports car.

He must have seen his faults: the arrogance of an Indian upper-caste Brahmin schooled, at Harrow, in British public-school snobbery; an impatience with the messy business of practical politics; a notoriously short fuse and a refusal to delegate.

He notes that Palin is likely to be a big hit with the convention-goers, but, he says, "In the tough business of practical politics, you don't care how happy your voters are, you care about how many voters you are going to get".

The computer science taught in colleges still focusses more on theory than on commercial application; the business of teaching practical coding skills has the whiff of trade school.

What artists themselves collect is a rather different business: a mix of practical research and heady inspiration.

Although AACSB says its proposals are meant to make business schools centres of practical research and pedagogy, rather than sanctuaries of discipline-based scholarship, their faculties will fear that adopting them will downgrade their own status.

Sometimes the ideal business intelligence architecture may be the enemy of practical business intelligence goals.

I had imagined computer viruses as strategic military weapons, the business of governments, not practical jokers.

While this can be an interesting career choice on its own, it also provides formal business training, a lot of practical experience in a variety of businesses, and also gives you a strategic outlook for assisting investee companies achieve their growth aspirations.

And for the next century, the American academy was the uncontested capital of practical business education.

This "religion angle," he wrote in 1953, is "a matter of practical business".