Sentence examples for business somehow from inspiring English sources

Despite the convivial vibe, business somehow continued to be conducted.

It's time to stop pretending that business somehow exists in a vacuum that neither affects nor depends on the wellbeing of our society.

Asked what he would have done if he had not been able to play golf professionally, Woods said: "I'd be in the golf business, somehow.

When concertgoers think about how music is commissioned, they tend to consider it other people's business: somehow the money is raised to pay for the works, and presumably the musicians decide what composers to invite.

If Philip Morris's very profitable tobacco business somehow vanished overnight, leaving it with only the profits from its other operations, including Miller beer and Kraft foods, the stock would no doubt rally significantly.

As a white male myself, it's easy to understand why white men might react defensively to issues of diversity, but we must stop pretending that business somehow exists in a vacuum that neither affects nor depends on the wellbeing of our society.

"You might have seen some of these ads — the ones that claim that local butchers and other small businesses somehow will be harmed by this agency," the president said.

Implicit in their overnight paranoia about the Chinese is that they're different, that government support of their businesses somehow strengthens the Chinese despite harming those who aren't.

"The notion that you can tell businesses somehow that they are free to discriminate against people based on who they are is madness".

EMI "is not a piddling business that somehow needs a home," he snorts.

(He was in New York "on business," but somehow couldn't find time to pop over and give a speech).