Sentence examples for business truth from inspiring English sources

But it's not a universal business truth.

MONEY & BUSINESS Truth and Consequences Did President Bush exaggerate about weapons of mass destruction and tax relief?

This habit of rhetorical modesty has lately been complicated by an immodest business truth: more than ever, Ive is the company.

In December, as he continued on the Oscar stump for "Top Five," he wrote an essay in the Hollywood Reporter calling out entertainment-business truths as he viewed them.

Right-thinking Christians are in the business of truth, and this means being supporters of science, not opponents.

I was thus surprised when he told me on the station concourse that he'd given up the business; the truth, I suspected, might have been the other way round.

Fascinated by her fall from grace, Ms. Wilson began tinkering with an idea for a play that would explore the need to lie in a business where truth is the prime commodity.

Politics can be a dirty business, the truth isn't always honored, polarization is encouraged, and mistrust is rampant.

Seriously, every time we in the business of Truth have to [Update: No] on a post we are defeated and mean to our friends and lovers and the checker at the grocery store for the rest of the day, and we are so so sorry.

In this business, the truth isn't one alternative, it's the reason there is a business and why the people in it will love it until the last edition rolls off the press.

As much as you'd like to dive right into starting a business, the truth is not every aspiring entrepreneur has one or two years of living expenses saved up.