Sentence examples for capable of doing business from inspiring English sources

AFTER years of government pampering, Japanese firms are trying to rewire themselves as entrepreneurial machines capable of doing business online and working at warp speed.

As 85% of the population is illiterate, businesses struggle to find capable local employees.A recent report by the International Finance Corporation ranks Juba 159th out of 183 places worldwide for ease of doing business.

These women are capable of farming, doing business, promoting education, safeguarding local people, stabilising their communities.

I'm nearly seventy-five per cent capable of doing my business outside.

All of these made for exciting television at the time, but they have rendered Washington steadily less capable of doing the public's business.

Rumours of what the internet was capable of doing to the news business had reached London, and the only way of checking them out was to fly to America and find out.

Although iPhones and Android will probably be taking over the world during the next couple years, in the meantime WinMo is still the OS capable of doing a lot of the things businesses need.

They need to focus on their broadband business, not their television business — the thing they're capable of doing well, as opposed to the thing they keep messing up.

We needed to let the right people know we were still in business, interested in doing business with them and capable of getting the job done.

It is the city agency's responsibility to make sure the group meets city standards for business integrity and is capable of doing the work.

Zuma urged world business leaders to see what South Africa was capable of doing and "bring billions of dollars to these shores for investment".