Sentence examples for fringe business from inspiring English sources

"In 1976, this was a fringe business," he said.

Some conventional marketers say large-scale faxing is becoming a fringe business because of the 1991 law.

The asset-backed structure does poorly when the parent company is small, with no other sources of financing, and if it is involved in a fringe business, such as dodgy car loans or poor credit-card debt.Then there is the reliability of a guarantee.

Barter is no longer a quirky, fringe business.

The bank is in the process of raising several billion dollars by selling assets from several smaller fringe businesses and has pulled back from some domestic and international markets.

Bank of America analyst Emmet Kelly believes Vodafone could go on to sell fringe businesses in Egypt, India, Turkey and Japan.

Kelly added that Vodafone could also sell fringe businesses in Egypt, India, Turkey and Japan and that Vodafone was unlikely to sell its Verizon stake because capital gains tax would probably absorb 25-30% of the proceeds and make a sale around 10% dilutive to earnings.

"Too often social enterprise is on the fringe of business curricula and the world is missing out on future generations of social entrepreneurs.

Bartmann, however, appeared less concerned with questions of illegality than with an abiding sense of injury-a sense that the faith on which he had built his name and his fortune had been betrayed... Writer describes the charisma and camaraderie that Bartmann's employees shared... Tells about his new "fringe banking" business, called Neighborhood Financial Centers.

Speaking at a "ministerial surgery" with delegates on the conference fringe, the business secretary said: "I think the point you've made about students here on an entirely valid basis suddenly having their university education stopped because their college has infringed the immigration laws is very, very unfair, very unfair.

Bartmann, however, appeared less concerned with questions of illegality than with an abiding sense of injury-a sense that the faith on which he had built his name and his fortune had been betrayed... Writer describes the charisma and camaraderie that Bartmann's employees shared... Tells about his new "fringe banking" business, called Neighborhood Financial Centers..