Sentence examples for business representing from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barnett, for instance, is a prominent figure in the publishing business, representing authors in their contract negotiations.

In a flash, the American carmaking business, representing about 10percentt of the nation's retail sales, would begin to disappear.

During the 70s Peter entered the broadcast business representing many radio properties across the U.S.Peter was an avid skier and enjoyed his country home in Stanfordville.

However, capital profits on investment abroad were "big ticket business", representing pounds 9bn of Britain's pounds 50bn gross annual income from visible, invisible and capital account trade with the US, where UK investment was pounds 119bn.

When the Agnellis, Fiat's dominant shareholder, turned to Mr Marchionne, a corporate troubleshooter who was running another company in which they had an interest, they knew that Fiat's car business, representing half the group's turnover, was dying.

Sports video games are a best-selling genre in the $10.8 billion interactive entertainment business, representing 22percentt of video game sales over all, according to the NDP Group, a market research firm.

"Starting a business represents an enormous commitment," she said.

Smiths detection business represent 19% of group sales.

The newsprint business represents about 10percentt of Mondi South Africa.

But the alcohol business represents the biggest chunk of Fortune's value.

For them, business represents an opportunity to have an income and to balance work and family.