Sentence examples for business with which from inspiring English sources

It starts with the sophisticated business with which brand-owners must now contend.

In other circumstances, Karl Rove, Mr Bush's Svengali, might have to make his living in the bed-and-breakfast business with which he once flirted.

The occasional instances of thuggery in the music business, with which it is closely associated, has only given the baggy, infantilizing look an attitude of bravado.

Artemis retained control of YSL couture, the only part of the business with which Saint Laurent was still involved, and had agreed to fund it until 2006.

And footing the bill for most of the extravaganza are the single, forty-something owners, conducting a business with which the N.B.A. is not familiar.

"He retires at a point in time when commercial banking, the business with which he has been most associated, is the largest profit contributor to the group," Douglas Flint, HSBC's chairman, said in a statement.

"They have strong global brands and businesses with which I am quite familiar.

Benjamin Dattner, principal of Dattner Consulting in Manhattan, sees that happening in some businesses with which he works.

Neither company is willing to confirm the rumours, but Google has admitted in the past that it was seeking partner businesses with which to manufacture vehicles.

It is also probably no coincidence that Jupiter and Ocado are retail businesses – it is generally easier to attract private investors to buy into businesses with which they are familiar.

Under the new rules, which come into force on Thursday, large UK-based firms will release information showing they are taking steps to ensure none of the businesses with which they trade use slave labour.