Sentence examples for businessman points from inspiring English sources

A cross-border study of two chemicals firms by Henri Lagarde, a French businessman, points to part of the problem: the German company pays only 17% of its employees' gross salaries in social charges, next to 38% for its French counterpart.

"I've bought this one," said the 58-year-old businessman, pointing to a bright red Discovery Sport.

"You've seen the sadness?" said Jean-Paul Mbuyi, a businessman, pointing at a row of silent people across the muddy street in the Matonge neighborhood.

Paul J. Q . Lee a local businessman, pointed to a practice common among Chinese business people of lending money to each other through loose business confederations.

And the Malaysian businessman pointed to an impressive performance by Trulli in qualifying at the Spanish Grand Prix.

As the businessman pointed out, utilizing data has helped a number of cities solve major problems.

One idea is that they can be used to store carbon emissions from fossil-fuel power plants.The city is not short of ambition, but cooler-headed businessmen point out that it is easier to recognise opportunities than to grasp them.

Will they intervene when there are no more people in Burundi?' asked a businessman while pointing at one of the bodies lying on the streets   .

Whereas Mr Schwarzenegger (to his credit) banged on about the need for reform, Michael Bloomberg, a super-rich businessman, could point to a city moving already in the right direction.

"If you look at it from the Latin American businessman's point of view, if they can take American money and get in on the ground floor of a terrific opportunity, then so what does it matter?" Mr. Reyes said.

"But I also thought, from a businessman's point of view, Here we are starting this company — I'll have two guys in two different countries where I want entrée, who will do what I'll tell them to do and bring stuff in".