Sentence examples for business told from inspiring English sources

Friends in the security business told me it was very safe.

To build a company, "you need a crayon drawing on a napkin," Forrest Norrod, who runs the business, told Fortune.

People in power in the picture business told him his career was in jeopardy.

One small business told Barker that British Gas had "a crap product that nobody wants".

Ms. Freedman, who manages Jean-Georges Vongerichten's restaurant business, told the woman she had been waiting.

I'll always remember what the owner of a small business told me once.

Federico Barbieri, P.P.R.'s vice-president of e-business, told me that the company had at first tried to manage its online stores internally, but concluded that to do so on a large scale "is not our expertise".

Mr Miliband - who has faced criticism that his policies are anti-business told bosses: "I know we won't always agree on everything and I won't just tell you what you want to hear either".

"It's a societal problem," Dr. Laura Tyson, professor of Business Administration and Economics, at the University of California, Berkeley's Haas School of Business, told me.

In one of our experiments, students at New York University's Stern School of Business told us how they felt about their own financial positions relative to their peers'.

"The shadow of Abacus will follow him forever," Tom Donaldson, a professor at the University of Pennsylvania's Wharton School of Business, told me.