Sentence examples for for a quick business from inspiring English sources

The movie follows him around the Lower East Side of Manhattan, where he breakfasts at a diner, meets an acquaintance for a quick business transaction and wanders aimlessly around the streets.

While a text message is acceptable to thank a vendor for a quick business lunch, a holiday gift or special occasion deserves more attention than a few keystrokes and an emoji.

A quick business plan for the store was sketched out by Mickey Mantle on a cocktail napkin one day, when Mr. Mantle, Mr. Martin and Mr. Newton were having a celebratory meal in the back room of P. J. Clarke's saloon after Mr. Martin was hired to manage the team for the 1980 season.

He hoped for a quick answer, believing his business, which employs two staff, was showing promise.

Others say that if a firm is by definition insolvent, unsecured creditors are unlikely to get their money back anyway, and that pre-packs allow for a quick rescue of the business and help secure jobs.

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I agreed to meet an old high school and family friend (note= not a boyfriend) for a quick drink during his business trip to New York.

Company bosses often complain that hedge funds are out to ruin them or their business for a quick buck.

At one point, he pushed back against colleagues who wanted to flip the business for a quick profit and instead directed them to make an acquisition to bolster it.

The Spanish bank has units elsewhere in Europe and Latin America.New bidders surfaced expressing interest in the futures arm of Refco, a big futures and commodity broker that has filed for bankruptcy, after the withdrawal of an earlier offer from a group led by J.C. Flowers & Co. Creditors and industry leaders called for a quick resolution, before Refco's business suffers further.

Were you dumb enough not to do any research before risking the long term stability of your business for a quick cash-flow bump?