Sentence examples for forms of a business from inspiring English sources
In a way, the Ford-Firestone bond was one of the loosest forms of a business relationship, an agreement between supplier and buyer.
In addition, Cornell College offered various forms of a business curriculum from 1867 into the 1960s.
The catalyst for bringing in an outsider usually appears in the form of a business obstacle rather than an interpersonal one.
For Rosie, salvation comes in the form of a business trip to an African refugee camp, where her company is considering donating books to famine-racked Ethiopians.
Having the answers in your head is not enough; you must also write them down in the form of a business plan.
What began as a master's degree thesis (in the form of a business plan) for entrepreneurship student Michalis Gkontas has now become a reality in crisis-stricken Greece, and is due to launch in London next month.
As a result they will be trawling through the evidence you provide (often in the form of a business plan) to assess whether or not they perceive a commercially viable business opportunity exists, in which they should invest.
But now, says Karaalioglu, a former growth hacker who decided to productize his knowledge in the form of a business (and sold his first client before the company launched), the plan is to expand Mobile Action to include the top 10 Chinese app stores, as well.
(It takes a huge investment to build a factory, buy the equipment and supplies, and hire the people required to make automobiles, trains, or other goods. The corporate form of a business enables this aggregation of funds from multiple investors).
I think that having some sort of support, whether in the form of a business mentor or a coach or even just taking an online training course is very useful.
Wolf's memoir, "The Packer Way," takes the form of a business-advice book and shows how Green Bay turned weaknesses into strengths: attracting players who delighted in sub-zero weather and selling the small town to free agents as a safe place to raise families.
