Sentence examples for doing business not from inspiring English sources

But the vast majority of class actions produce little compensation, and most corporate officials view them as a "cost of doing business," not a badge of dishonor.

Too often energy companies seem to view the regulator's fines as a cost of doing business – not as a warning to get their act together," she will say.

Electricity producers are not thrilled by these levies, but are already coming to view them as a cost of doing business, not so much a carbon tax as a user's fee.

If, one day, they get too fed up with the party, they may lose their fears and ditch it.A flicker of democracyA university student says her generation is "interested in doing business, not politics" and does not have much respect for those in power.

They will brag about such acts, but they are simply a cost of doing business, not an instance of corporate altruism.Ms Bernstein glosses over the innovative work a few companies have done in integrating CSR into their strategy, and she is better at identifying problems than offering solutions.

They must also demonstrate that they'll accept periodic bad news from suppliers, understanding that it's an inevitable part of doing business, not a reason for punishment.

We want to do business, not get rid of business," Mr. Bulcke said.

"They were here to do business — not to attack the Olympics".

She borrowed money to do business, not to spend on luxuries.

Despite his love of all things aviation, Dickinson adds: "I'm here to do business, not watch the displays".

Remain focused on the fact that you're having a business lunch to do business, not to have lunch.