Sentence examples for forms of doing from inspiring English sources
Tax systems often discriminate among the various organizational forms of doing business and may therefore affect the choice of organizational form.
For instance, Carlone et al. (2014) show that when teachers implement practices that value different forms of doing science (e.g., generating ideas, imagination, drawing on individual students' experiences and intuition), new identity models can emerge that enhance students' equitable participation and access to the learning resources.
"It was the sex industry that got me into slamming [injecting] and into the harder forms of doing drugs," he says.
At one time, he thought "speedos were merely a form of doing business," but he had completely changed his mind.
At the moment that seems to take the form of doing anything he likes on the cricket field.
India's soft state encourages the conglomerate form of doing business, whether owned by a bloodline or not.
Perhaps surprisingly, they seemed to throw their hat in with the academic theorists of performative language, in which speaking becomes a form of doing.
So fancied perception, far from being a special private form of doing is not a doing at all.
Firms are increasingly doing good because shareholders and consumers want them to, and taxes should not favor one form of doing good over another.
Little wonder S corps are now the most common form of doing business: They filed nearly 60% of all corporate tax returns in 2002 (the latest available figures).
