Sentence examples for business thrust from inspiring English sources

The major business thrust has been to lust after the sexy economics of aggregators like The Huffington Post and hope to re-engineer the newspaper into something similar.

The British also seized the family's home and the elder Mr. Pallana's business, thrusting them into vastly reduced circumstances.

So he argues now that whereas individual states have a perfect right to impose an individual mandate if they so choose, the federal government has no business thrusting such a policy down the states' throats.

So — for now at least — the chat sidebar has been returned to its pre-test state of being just a list of friends, not a filofax of irrelevant businesses thrust in my eyeline.

An Ohio man looking to buy a plumbing business was thrust into the spotlight at the third and final debate between the presidential candidates.

Of course business often thrusts together people of similar seniority with different agendas, making consensus difficult.

This is a lot of work, the whole business of endlessly thrusting, mentally calculating, thrusting, knowing you could physically harm the person beneath you.

No more so is this rise in fortune apparent than in the cut and thrust business of US sport.

It is in this context – of the cut and thrust business of journalistic ethics and the commercial and editorial pressures that our members can face – that we have been campaigning for some years now for a Conscience Clause in contracts of employment.

The configuration of first class and those dormitory-like business class cabins thrust the flyer away from the windows so their flight is viewless.

It is a world of antique privilege about to be replaced by a thrusting business ethic.