Sentence examples for correct business from inspiring English sources

"It's the correct business decision for us," he said.

He was a businessman, and collaborating with the Germans was to him the correct business decision.

We couldn't win because those people weren't making the correct business decisions, in my view.

We made what we felt was a very fair offer, but we couldn't go any further and we had to make the correct business decision.

In an interview, Neil Auerbach, the managing partner of Hudson Clean Energy Partners, SoloPower's largest investor, said the buyout was "the sensible and correct business decision" to "make a clean break between the founders and the company".

'Accept,' for example, is a transitive verb; but when a friend invites you home to dinner, surely it is proper to say 'I accept,' rather than, 'I accept the invitation.' So also with 'recuse.' Whom or what else would a judge recuse, other than himself?" Hold on -- what's with this "probably correct" business?

That program has now received a significant update involving a new points system that allows guides to also earn points by correcting business information and answering questions, among other things.

To use Dr Mass's analogy, this is the buckshot approach to forecasting, where the chances of hitting the target are much higher.Bob Gordon of Meteorlogix, however, argues that while this academic perspective is correct, his business customers want to base their decisions on precise predictions about whether a particular weather condition will occur or not.

Updated 09/28 5 15 PDT to correct Handy business numbers.

"We reach out to Wal-Mart every day of the year and we ask them to correct their business practices and they ignore us," Ms Gertz says.

But the motto is also correct: sustainable businesses need to make a profit.