Sentence examples for ditch business from inspiring English sources

Such successes helped inspire entrepreneurs to ditch business plans and work on apps.

Just don't expect him to ditch business entirely for the conventions of public office.

But one thing that the billionaire-military clique making up the current regime has made abundantly clear is that they are prepared to ditch business as usual and openly push towards dictatorship, naked discrimination and ecological catastrophe in order to preserve their money-making model.

One rule is to ditch businesses that are about to become commoditised and no longer yield a sufficient profit margin.

When he eventually returns from a failed last-ditch business trip up north, the senior partner Murrison (a disturbingly haunted Jamie Newall) is in the grip of a paranoiac breakdown, a suicidal precursor of Arthur Miller's Willy Loman.

A friend recently told me he had ditched business cards altogether a while back and immediately directs people to connect with him on linkedin, which is a great idea.

Unveiling results for the first half of 2002 this week, Mr Thielen said that the main objective was to boost operational profitability, to foster "strong organic growth".This means ditching businesses that are not paying their way.

It is time to put people at the centre of development and ditch the business as usual approach if we are to address impending and interlinked economic, social, political, environmental and humanitarian crises.

My advice is always the same: ditch the business plan, and buy a lottery ticket.

Now Ketterer likes banking and insurance concern ING Group, applauding the Dutch company's financial health, its willingness to ditch lagging business units and its push into new locales.

But while the users and the brand are being acquired, Amazon will most likely ditch the business model, say the founders (stressing that they don't know for sure).