Sentence examples for business to explore from inspiring English sources

In order to facilitate oil exploration, accounting "rules" allow the refinery to establish a separate business to explore for oil and that can be invested in by others who are willing to bear that risk.

From American Beauty to this year's Revolutionary Road, Sam Mendes has made it his business to explore the trials and tribulations of domesticity.

Maybe it's because intergenerational conflicts and cultural misunderstandings are never easily resolved, and it's the fiction writer's business to explore deep and abiding sources of conflict between people.

30We also considered specific majors within business to explore the premise that the post-HOPE increase in business majors might be STEM majors shifting to the more mathematically oriented business majors.

In his new book, The Brand Within: How We Brand Ourselves, From Birth To The Boardroom, John draws from his experience over almost two decades in the fashion business to explore the loyalty-based relationships between brands and customers.

Mr Willetts also announced two separate investments in synthetic biology - £6.5m to encourage business to explore the industrial applications for synthetic biology and a £5m grant from the Engineering and Physical Sciences Research Council (EPSRC) to a number of universities to "establish a platform for synthetic biology".

Throughout the noughties, the explosive growth of internet shopping prompted many businesses to explore ways of exploiting this relief, focusing on low-value goods easily delivered by post.

Saudi Arabian officials said they were seeking to strengthen ties with China and Russia after allowing energy companies from those countries to be among the first foreign businesses to explore Saudi natural gas reserves in more than three decades.

All of the permits approved have been in Oregon, where transmission lines run close to the coast, making them easier to tap into, and where state government encourages businesses to explore new forms of energy.

This will be the first multi-stakeholder event designed to bring together cabinet level government officials with local and international business leaders to explore how Bhutan can be more business friendly.

However, music needs to survive, and for entrepreneurs who are passionate about different genres of music, and are looking to build businesses within those genres, this could be a business model to explore.