Sentence examples for business of preparing from inspiring English sources

"We can now roll up our sleeves and get down to the business of preparing negotiations".

Ortiz had nothing to add and returned to his business of preparing for a ballgame.

ANYONE who thinks restaurants are in the business of preparing and selling food is only half right.

But next door it was clear that Mr Sharif was already getting on with the business of preparing to run Pakistan for a third time.

SEOUL, South Korea — In the 1990s, Son Joo-eun was a success in South Korea's hypercompetitive business of preparing students for the national college entrance exam.

He laughs, and escapes in his fluffy moon boots to get his head into the serious business of preparing for the next game.

Greg Gianforte, chief executive of the software maker RightNow Technologies, said many people wanted to start their own businesses, but business schools did a poor job of preparing them.

Self-funding also allows them to be more creative since they have to think outside of the box and it gives them more time to work on their business, instead of preparing and meeting with investors.

[A1.] A Report on Global Warming Plans Many of the world's largest companies are doing a poor job of preparing for the business impact of global warming, according to a report prepared by the Investor Responsibility Research Center.

The bank said in a statement in March that it had met with Kushner along with other representatives of U.S. banks and business as part of preparing a new corporate strategy.

Over the past six months, the company's profits have been reduced by the downturn in the electronics industry, the continuing erosion of its traditional business and the costs of preparing to launch the new computer sales campaign.