Sentence examples for business psyche from inspiring English sources

IT IS hard to overstate the importance of Toyota in Japan's business psyche.

Economists look closely at construction because it provides insight into the business psyche and whether owners feel there is enough demand for their products to justify an expansion.

Not only is the promise of lower unemployment good for the world's collective business psyche, but a renewed focus on growth is also a good indicator that corporate decision makers are becoming more willing to make longer-term budget commitments.

Even so, it will take time to become embedded into the business-psyche and widely practiced.

Does this make up for the employees who don't succeed along the way, including the ones who do serious damage to your business or your psyche?

I asked my TV bosses to pay for the research help, but they laughed at me, saying, 'You think we're made of money?'" This book is important because Perlin has spotted that the internship phenomenon is a symptom of broader changes in business and the psyche of the middle-class worker.

Mr. Zandi says the war has clearly "had a very large impact on our economy and on the psyches of business and consumers".

Playing a support role in all of this, the Internet 'paranoia business' feeds the tortured psyches of the world, preying on panic, like the creature on Star Trek that drew energy by creating terror.

"My childhood still seems to be my psyche's unfinished business," he says in the film, one of several he has made about his experiences.

Far from being in business to soothe a collective psyche made fragile by 85 years of championship futility, the Red Sox and their $100 million-plus payroll represent a powerful corporate entity in New England whose transfer of ownership in 2002 to the current team headed by John Henry netted the Yawkey Family Trust a whopping $660 million.

Gauging the impact of the market declines and business scandals on the wallets -- and psyches -- of consumers is tricky.