Sentence examples for businessman specializing from inspiring English sources

As a politician and a wealthy businessman specializing in corporate takeovers, Mr. Riordan has sometimes been criticized as being overly secretive.

Coffee Collective is what happens when a barista world champion, a coffee tasting world champion, and a businessman specializing in coffee and water resources, all join forces.

Now, beyond middle age with graying hair but still ever-tanned complexions, a number have become millionaire businessmen specializing in promoting Bali's culture to Westerners, and adapting its creativity.

The narrative that emerges is fairly simple: They are small-time drug dealers meeting a businessman who specializes in "buying and selling property".

The 53-year-old businessman, who specialized in buying undervalued companies, is one of Britain's 1,000 richest people with compensation at Tomkins of about $2 million a year and stock holdings in the company worth about $24 million at today's prices.

The son of a businessman who specialized in converting rental apartments into co-ops, Mr. Penson, who grew up on Manhattan's East Side, is a graduate of New York Law School (he sits on its board of trustees and is a prodigious fund-raiser for the school and for the United Jewish Appeal) and a former lawyer at Jones Day.

Takieddine is a French-Lebanese businessman who specialized in major international arms contracts.

Back when you were a businessman, you specialized in laying off workers and exporting American jobs overseas.

Alice Stewart was born on May 8, 1938, in Portchester, N.Y., the only child of Dorothy and James Stewart, a businessman and inventor specializing in the coin changers of vending machines.

STEVE COLL: He's a German businessman who has specialized in the manufacture and sale of industrial vacuum systems.

Decades of Republican attacks and budget cuts have left the IRS a shell of its former self, and with a businessman whose family specialized in dodging taxes occupying the White House, it's unlikely in the extreme that the government will adequately fund audits of the rich people and corporations who hide their wealth.