Sentence examples for calm business from inspiring English sources

As the press conference unfolded, many at headquarters described the reactions as "calm," "business as usual," and "reflective".

WHERE: Part of Istanbul's new Zorlu Center, a complex of 200 shops (everything from Gap to Gucci) along with condos, a performance center and theater managed by New York's Nederlanders, restaurants (including an outpost of Eataly) and offices, the hotel is located in a calm business and residential neighborhood on the European side of Istanbul on a hill overlooking the Bosphrorus.

It just calms business people down".

It minimises disruption, calms business and could be sold as a staging post while Whitehall starts a bigger process of disentanglement.

Despite his own sympathy for the left, Brazil's leader has calmed business with his respect for the rule of law, his fiscal discipline and his success in combating inflation (halved to 6% in three years).

Here, the calm, quiet business of the day was attended to by a couple of officers taking the odd glance at a radar screen, answering various bakelite phones, and drinking tea over a lamplit map desk with a big teacher's pencil sharpener clamped to the side.

A case could be made that the President wanted to promote calm and business as usual on the home front.

Sadr City is now divided into three zones: a small area under American and Iraqi government control; a much larger one under the Mahdi Army militia, where many streets are calm and businesses and grassy recreation areas were open as usual; and in between, a fluid no man's land where much of the fighting is centered and civilians are afraid to venture.

In Baghdad, the Iraqi capital, the mood in the first week of the invasion was so outwardly calm, the American business executive recalled yesterday, that he was caught by surprise and then trapped for nine confusing days.

Having these trackers brings order and a sense of calm to a business that can otherwise be frantic.

A comprehensive agreement on our fiscal future would, I believe, restore the atmosphere of fiscal calm needed for businesses to unleash their capital to great effect.