Sentence examples for business tailored from inspiring English sources

I didn't invent the holiday lettings business, I just created a business tailored to a market that wasn't being catered for.

Another business tailored for the new economy is Zoots -- a three-year-old dry-cleaning venture begun outside Boston by Thomas Stemberg, who created Staples, the office-products giant.

Broderick went further to nab new business, tailoring programs to each customer.

She learned to bake from a dispensary owner and two-and-a-half years ago started the business, tailoring her recipes for cookies, s'mores, and pixie sticks to suit patients with diabetes, cancer, and celiac disease.

Technology companies held up better in the recession because they produce the tools that make it easier to operate globally — high-speed networking, clever software and powerful, inexpensive computers — and are in businesses tailored to exploit globalization.

The programme provided a roadmap for growth-orientated businesses, tailoring ideas and acting as a guide.

Maybe she sensed that the news isn't in business tailoring.

"He had gotten himself the reputation of being the show business tailor," Gordon said.

Twin brothers Chaz and John Preston feel the same way: their business, tailor-making tents and yurts for functions, now dominates their personal relationship.

Sotheby's competes with Christie's in much the same way that one plastic surgeon competes with another; people tend to entrust their chins and their estate sales to the guy they know, not to the quack with the lowest price... [The two auction houses] were in a business tailor-made for what economists call "conscious parallelism" — price-fixing without the smoke-filled room..

David also worked in Brazil for four years with the consulting firm McKinsey & Company, where he developed business strategies tailored to the needs of consumers and businesses in developing countries.