Sentence examples for business virtue from inspiring English sources
IN BUSINESS, virtue is not always rewarded.
"Before he agreed to do business with me, his question was, 'Do you believe in God?' " Mr. Davis also reads motivational books about management and entrepreneurship by such authors as Stephen Covey and John Maxwell, whose messages convinced him that consistency is a supreme business virtue.
It will also help you demonstrate the essential business virtue of transparency.
For the rest of corporate America, the value of prudence which until last year was derided as dithering and having goals beyond next quarter's net income have, all of a sudden, become paragons of business virtue.
One of the great business virtues of high publishing was that it was a difficult business to enter.
While its tempting to deem McSweeney's a well-turned cult of personality, its success has more to do with small-business virtues.
While the current economic environment presents many risks for small and large businesses alike, small businesses, by virtue of their entrepreneurial nature, are more capable of adapting to change quickly and can be more resilient in economic downturns.
So does your cousin in Seattle who's "in the business" by virtue of running a video store.
But as Mr. Morgan emphasizes again and again, Franklin knew the importance of appearing to be a man of business and virtue.
The root of the conflict, she says, was that she was dragged into working with the business by virtue of her prior academic collaborations with Harley; when he moved his lab to Geron in 1993, suddenly her lab's experiments fell within the company's purview.
Smaller businesses, by virtue of their smaller size will find it a little easier to migrate to Windows XP, but the same premise applies.
