Sentence examples for business something from inspiring English sources

Kohlberg said management "had to have ownership in the business, something at stake.

Once again, Adele's success is giving the music business something to celebrate.

But as he drops into his plush beige and white sectional couch to talk business, something is nagging at him.

Its shares, too, had dropped, but its motorcycle business (something Toyota lacked) made it the stronger company in his view.

Dell needs to drastically restructure and alter its business, something that arguably would be much harder as a public company.

There's another narrative we've become familiar with: failure as a past-tense business, something overcome.

It is a propose-your-own-price business -- something altogether different.

General Atlantic, for example, invested in Priceline.com before it even opened for business -- something Mr. Ford's firm would never have considered in the pre-Web days.

So too is Mr. Whitacre's competence in managing a complex manufacturing business -- something Alan Mulally of Ford and Sergio Marchionne of Chrysler, also chief executive of Fiat, had proved before heading to Detroit.

In the case of Starbucks, the Netherlands even went so far as to offer the coffee chain a special and secret tax deal to win its headquarters business - something the UK tax authorities make a point of never offering.

Maybe it's the same for a great many politicians who see government as a business -- something it was never intended to be.