Sentence examples for go in the business of from inspiring English sources

Centuries ago, serious religious study was extraordinarily demanding and rigorous; in contrast, anyone could declare himself a scientist and go in the business of, say, alchemy.

Mrs. Rosenberg is going in the business of handling public & labor relations for clients; she used to do this for Nelson Rockefeller & Macy among others.

THOSE who wish to go in for the business of teasing brains scientifically must first cope with a different brain-teaser and one that helps to define the entire profession of neurology.

So, that's how it goes in the business, including the business of education.

In his early 20s, he went into the business of buying and selling computer equipment from bankrupt start-ups.

Republican members of the House Energy and Commerce Committee wrote to the FCC expressing "shock" that commissioners were trying to become "news police" by going "back in the business of attempting to control the political speech of journalists".

"Especially if we're going to be in the business of trying to contain the damage that Iran is going to do with all of the relief that we've given them". .

"We're not going to be in the business of pre-emptively excluding anything," the American official said.

Romero decided that if she was going to succeed in the business of manufacturing modern houses she had to do something more than produce a good-looking design; she had to make it easy to build.

If the TSA is going to be in the business of molesting our kids and grandmothers, I'm very uncomfortable with them doing so while wearing the uniform of a US federal officer.

What she photographs is something simpler and more elusive: people going about the business of living in a city.