Sentence examples for doing business elsewhere from inspiring English sources

Companies with leases and other investments in New York will be more likely to drill than companies that are doing business elsewhere and prefer to wait and see what the first wells drilled in New York yield, he said.

Five years ago, it was thought that major Russian businessmen were being asked to build hotels, arenas, roads, and railroads in Sochi as a kind of "tax" — the price of doing business elsewhere in Russia.

On average these remote plaintiffs have far greater opportunities to mitigate losses by doing business elsewhere.

This is the common Chinese tactic of threatening to do business elsewhere.

"We felt we could teach the U.S. market how we do business elsewhere, and frankly, that failed," Mr. Kallasvuo said.

Unfortunately, such cunning makes for customer experiences that engender regret and then the determination to do business elsewhere.

In 1899 astute Del. lawyers got the notion that it would be pleasant if the small state was cordial to corporations that actually did business elsewhere.

Bosses from De Beers, the diamond producer, are blacklisted from the United States, for example, but they remain free to travel and do business elsewhere.

But ironically, it has been Mr. O'Keeffe's unwavering commitment to the shore, his refusal to really do business elsewhere, that saved him in the end.

One attendee noted that, although a business might believe that it understands a culture, you really need to remember that "beneath that culture are many different layers, and businesses need to develop the ability to stand back and watch how people do business elsewhere before they go in themselves".

But if you live and do business elsewhere, there's no guarantee that the Alaska law would apply.