Sentence examples for elusive business from inspiring English sources

Antisemitism can seem a subtle, elusive business.

It's an elusive business, since one's recollections — unlike a photograph — aren't static things.

Several new hotels, aimed at attracting those elusive business visitors, are due to open.

He and his partner, John Christakos, both in their mid-30's, are busily engaged in the elusive business of figuring out what X'ers want and need.

The "reality" of lesbian identity may be a more complicated, elusive business than the word implies, just as complicated as it is for straight people.

Mr. Heywood was an elusive business consultant who married a Chinese woman and carved a lucrative career in Beijing and Chongqing while keeping other British businessmen guessing about how he made much of his money, and he hinted of deep links to the Bo family.

Mike Cherry, national policy chairman at the Federation of Small Businesses, said: "At a time when economic growth is elusive and business confidence still fragile, it is understandable that many companies have been putting the annual pay rise on hold.

In the Valley we get so consumed with sites putting up gaudy user numbers in hope of some elusive advertising business that for most Web 2.0 companies just hasn't materialized.

The Elusive Billionaire Some business owners beg to be written about.

But the governor said the measures passed by lawmakers Wednesday would help provide the leverage needed to reach an elusive deal with businesses that would prefer a flexible program like cap and trade instead of more stringent requirements to slash pollution.

Another is that the government may fail to relax its tight regulation of elderly care, and therefore that profits from this business remain elusive.