Sentence examples for businessmen concerned from inspiring English sources

The organization was supposed to be a group of British, South African, and American businessmen concerned about the biased treatment of the apartheid government in the media.

The organisation was supposed to be a group of British, South African and American businessmen concerned about the biased treatment of the apartheid government in the media.

The Telegraph accepts that this was "untrue" and has paid the businessman concerned damages and legal costs.

The Jianchuan Museum Cluster in Sichuan is an unusual private collection of 8m artefacts amassed by a businessman and concerned chiefly with the Cultural Revolution and the war against Japan.

The South Africa-based businessman is concerned about the implications of the club announcing last week that they are to borrow £1.5m from two shareholders.

Australian businessmen, too, are concerned that the diplomatic impasse in the midst of the Pacific Islands region is opening the door to Chinese investors, especially in the mining and construction industries.Nor should the extent of the policy reversal by Australia and New Zealand be exaggerated.

White businessmen in Memphis, concerned about the possibility of a labor shortage, began to rally around the idea of uplifting and investing in black entrepreneurship.

The team of consultants was assembled by Felix Bryanin, a politically connected Russian-American businessman who became concerned by the Communist party's gains in the 1996 parliamentary elections.

He's a businessman, and he's concerned about one thing, money.

The swiftly moving euro crisis clearly concerns economic leaders as far from Europe as China, where officials and businessmen worry that a weak euro will curb Chinese exports.

One executive from the big US arms company Lockheed told the author Anthony Sampson that, as far as well-placed businessmen in the 60s were concerned, "it was common knowledge that the prince was on the take".