Sentence examples for business tilt from inspiring English sources

"We weren't in fundraising mode — there was strong outside interest with minimal dilution, and Khaled and I felt like it was the right move for the business," Tilt CEO James Beshara said.

Although banks are scooping up big fees from investment banking and stock and bond markets, the side of their business tilted to Main Street is still hurting under loan losses and defaults.

Many of these actions would have received front-page coverage as part of the evolving "pro-business" tilt of the Bush White House.

Some local labor leaders, among them Joseph E. Foley, the president of the Buffalo Professional Firefighters, have criticized the pro-business tilt of the board, The Buffalo News has reported.

New development projects reflect the party's pro-business tilt, though bolstering Turkey's economy often comes at the expense of cultural landmarks and the environment.

Driven by corporate imperatives like cost-cutting and revenue growth, whole sectors of the news business now tilt toward "infotainment" and soft features.

Returning to the iOS v Android debate, I will state an opinion – not to be confused with a prediction, let alone the truth: I think the vertical simplicity of Apple's business will tilt the field in its favour as the complicated Android world devolves into anarchy.

One example of how to do things right: Abercrombie & Fitch, which ditched its traditional upscale sport and outdoorwear business to tilt toward teenagers.

Under their leadership, the business has tilted from advising and underwriting for corporate clients to emphasizing trading.

Nonetheless, the program facilitated a string of business deals tilted heavily toward Saddam Hussein's preferred trading partners, like Russia, France and, to a lesser extent, Syria.

The appointed members are mostly business leaders who tilt toward Beijing.