Sentence examples for businesslike mr from inspiring English sources

The businesslike Mr Mbeki will not be a "people's president".

The businesslike Mr Gilman insists that a house of ill repute is nothing of the kind.

Curious, then, that the businesslike Mr Schäuble, who would certainly be a lot bolder in office, should be so popular.

The soberest hope is that the businesslike Mr Kasyanov may try to nudge his government away from the worst habits of the past.What else will he manage in the Russia murkily emerging under President Putin?

These fears first surfaced in July 2011, when the board replaced Rob Kalin, Etsy's 30-year-old co-founder and chief executive, with the more conventionally businesslike Mr Dickerson.Some Etsians take comfort in the fact that Etsy is a B Corp, a new corporate form designed to protect a firm with an explicit social mission from undue demands from shareholders.

Yet Mr Miliband, in his zeal to mould a fairer sort of capitalism as signalled by his recent assault on household energy prices is at least threatening to provide an answer to that question (albeit not one the more businesslike Mr Balls shows much enthusiasm for).

Nowadays the close-up is on a more businesslike Mr. Putin, shirt on, necktie tightened but still keen on theatrics.

"No," replied a brisk and businesslike Mr. Bolten, who relaxes by riding a Harley.

"I don't like the idea of having this much shopping built into the process of travel management; it's not businesslike," Mr. Shellenberger said.

But this American embrace felt more businesslike than visceral.And Mr Obama is new as well as youngish.

"As an executive with a businesslike persona," Mr. Johnson said of Mr. Romney, "he is much more comfortable being on the attack.