Sentence examples for in normal business from inspiring English sources

One is a sharp drop in the number of times cash changes hands in normal business and spending transactions.

One thing seemed clear: RT had made an investment in the show, but it did not appear to regard the deal in normal business terms.

The modernisation of parliament that has been introduced over the past few decades has been consistently heralded as a means to give us the governance the country deserves: an efficient, professional institution fit for the 21st century operating in normal business hours – so that membership is accessible to anyone – and giving us the benefits of a fully functioning full-time legislature.

In a symbolic gesture to show the changing emphasis in Tokyo, Yukio Edano, the chief cabinet secretary, showed up for a news conference Friday morning dressed in normal business attire, the first time since the disaster struck that he had not appeared in one of the blue work jackets officials have worn to indicate the seriousness of the situation.

Jack in the Box: "No change in normal business owners at any company-owned restaurants.

Economists are now ready to concede that by cutting costs and raising productivity in "normal" businesses, from automaking to medical care, information technology has allowed the economy to keep growing without inflation, which in turn has lowered unemployment rates and created work for people who had not found jobs before.

Table 2 summarizes the discussed cost-effectiveness, the positive and negative effects and their usefulness in crisis situations and in the normal business cycle.

"Surely we're not in a normal business when you keep things behind the scenes in a cloak and daggers scenario".

Through intermediaries, she had asked the Justices if they would mind if she appeared in a normal business suit.

"We just have to make sure the standards are something we can adhere to in a normal business practice".

Four new reality shows on cable are finding suspense in the normal business rounds of discoveries, appraisals and sales.