Sentence examples for business through which from inspiring English sources
It made me wonder if he had a business through which he earned his own money".
Included in that spending is the company's investment in Amazon Web Services, a lucrative business through which Amazon rents capacity in its data centers to independent companies.
The company is a former director of Bearwood Corporate Services, the business through which Ashcroft has donated millions to the Tories and which was investigated – and cleared – of making illegal payments to the party by the Electoral Commission.
Over four decades, Cecile developed a successful and renowned foreign language translation and interpreting business, through which she enjoyed assignments and experiences which extended far beyond the New York area.
Before it all came crashing down around him, he was legitimately excited to house-hunt with Ava in ritzy Clover Hills and set up a business (through which he could launder his drug money – you know what they say about tigers and stripes).
Kohli decided to convert her interest into an antiquarian business through which she sold Davenport desks and Regency wine tables.
To accommodate such diverse inquiries, the structure of businesses through which Dr. Gallup operated was for many years highly complex.
The organization trains its participants in the craftsmanship of goods made from repurposed materials and helps them create their own businesses through which to sell the products they create.
The startup is riffing on the Web2Print concept, offering an on-demand, web-based solution for businesses through which it hopes to bring some efficiency and transparency to the country's fragmented and predominantly-offline print market.
Now, they have turned their attention to StartupNation, the name of the radio show and small-business consulting concern through which Jeff, 42, and Rich, 35, urge others to shed traditional employment and pursue their entrepreneurial dreams.
One does not always, however, have the choice of his or her employer, much less the choice of the business enterprise through which the employer conducts its business.
