Sentence examples for business p from inspiring English sources

Your piece on David Leadbetter in the same issue ("The guru business," p. 88) was just one example of the type of person this country produces.

Without question, improving the rights of women helps "resolve conflicts and stabilize societies" and, in an increasingly interconnected global community, it's quite possibly our greatest unfinished business (p. 562).

Sex (P = 0.0000), the category "single" of marital status (P = 0.03670), age (P = 0.0000), the categories "business" (P = 0.000) and "housewife" (P = 0.0226), residential area (P = 0.0000) showed significant effect on logistic odds of OCD, but the models did not fit the data well (Table 4).

Significantly more males (69%) than females (55%) perceived that being able to 'run a business' (p = 0.03) was important in influencing their choice of dentistry, whereas a 'desire to work with people' (p = 0.03) was a significantly higher influence on career choice for females.

There was no significant difference between participating and non-participating businesses in WA according to business size (p = 0.3) or industry type (p = 0.09).

Thank you for exposing the realities of workplace-violence insurance in "Risky Business" (Jan . 6 p. 54).

If you want to see some acrobatics, check out the story about tapping your IRA to invest in small business (see p. 126).

Similarly, owners who used own labour to support their business operations (p < .01) were 9.4% points more likely to report profits increase than those who were not (p<. 01).

Nevertheless, the same study concluded that it "seemed almost impractical for the incubator to fully address each of the tenant's networking needs according to their industry and business plans" (p. 251).

Some respondents reported that "the social milieu of incubators may be a source of networking opportunities that can translate into business opportunities" (p. 248); thus, it appears that incubator facilities can provide access to credibility and an extended network for the tenants.

Mean age was 38.8 ± 12.6 years (median 35) and half of the population (1403, 51.1%) had a university degree, with significant higher proportions among the business travellers (p = 0.0057).