Sentence examples for class of businesses from inspiring English sources

Movie seats are in a class of businesses — like airlines and hotels — that produce strange pricing incentives.

The Obama plan for financial re-regulation leaves unscathed this favored class of businesses whose fingerprints are all over the credit meltdown.

To Republicans who have fought to limit the agency created in the aftermath of the financial crisis, the algorithm encapsulates how the CFPB has overstepped its bounds, using a novel statistical method to indirectly regulate a class of businesses — car dealers — outside its jurisdiction.

The approaches can be applied, either singly or jointly, to a broad class of business and engineering scenarios.

In western Europe, economic planning is adapted to a diversified economic structure, a dynamic class of business managers, and a long tradition of political and economic liberty.

[World Business, Section W.] New Class of Business Travelers During the boom times, some hub airports chose to rely on the top-drawer market represented by full-fare business travelers.

Another landmark was the opening in Buffalo, New York, in 1908 of the Statler Hotel, whose owner, Ellsworth Milton Statler, introduced many innovations in service and conveniences for the benefit of the large and growing class of business travelers.

One requirement of B Corp certification – in states where it is possible – is that companies switch to a relatively new class of business called a "benefit corporation", which legally obliges a company to consider its social and environmental impact.

Anwar Sadat's unregulated infitah opened up the country to outside investment, creating a new class of business elites who matured comfortably into the crony capitalists of the Mubarak years.

Introduced more than a year before the I.B.M. PC in 1980, the Apple III was intended for the new class of business users who were clamoring to use PCs for word processing, spreadsheets and databases in the office.

The case also has renewed questions about civil rights in a country led by a former K.G.B. official intent on redefining the government's relations with an elite class of business owners who are known as oligarchs.