Sentence examples for confines business from inspiring English sources

There are notable expense management solutions on the market today, but most of them require tedious manual entry, which confines business owners to a desktop.

And he tried to confine business trips to one day.

"Transportation patterns have created urban villages" instead of confining business growth to downtown core areas, he said.

After SARS, Caijing never entirely retreated to the confines of business journalism, though today it benefits from the perception that it is simply policing the economy.

The Journal has added subscribers to become the largest newspaper in the United States by circulation and has reached a new group of advertisers outside the narrow confines of business.

This holds true even in the relatively luxurious confines of business class, where we are all either traveling on someone else's dollar or cashing in on tens of thousands of miles of past suffering.

Architectural Salvage, another old-timer no longer retailing general salvage, now confines its business to Spanish wrought iron but still has a few antique bathroom fixtures.

The recent change of government has prompted many changes in corporate Spain.Such upheavals are not confined to business.

They do not object to their limited tenure either, they said, because they harbor career ambitions greater than simply shooing vendors into the alleyways where they are supposed to confine their business.

If the defendants should be held responsible for the damages awarded by the jury, they would be in a better position if they confined their business to the conveyance of gold.

They had previously confined their business to the then little-known Right Bank of the Gironde River, becoming wealthy in the process, because they had been shut out of Bordeaux itself by the blue-blood négociant houses there.