Sentence examples for course businesses from inspiring English sources

Of course, businesses have good reason to not want to compete with the giant Postal Service.

Of course, businesses have always tried to figure out their customers.

Of course, businesses claim that any form of regulation dents their profits and so prevents them from creating jobs.

Of course, businesses want an overhaul of the corporate tax code that would reduce rates for the long term.

Of course, businesses that can now hire talented workers for temporary jobs may find that when demand picks up, they will need to offer full-time positions with perks and benefits.

Of course, businesses also spend much time and treasure attempting to influence the rules of the game — and ensuring that any changes to the rules, however broad or obvious their potential social benefits, do not affect their bottom lines.

"Of course business is good," he said.

"Until then, of course, business continues as normal".

That is, of course, business as usual in Albany.

Today, of course, business is tepid at best.

"Of course, business cannot replace philanthropy," he said in an interview last spring with The New York Times.