Sentence examples for inescapable business from inspiring English sources

Mr. Wasserstein spent 30 minutes explaining why breaking Time Warner into a million little pieces – well, at least four – makes inescapable business sense.

Nonetheless, some of the added charges, such as WiFi, are nigh-on inescapable, especially for business travellers.

Porter and Kramer (2006, p.78) argue that, under the scrutiny of government bodies, and activist shareholders, CSR is "an inescapable priority for business leaders in every country".

In some ways that is the inescapable reality of the business cycle.

The film's conclusion is inescapable: we have no business keeping such large, intelligent mammals in such crippling confinement.

Rumors of sales, of partitions, or partial sales and what not are an inescapable part of the business landscape.

IN Sara Levinson's business, logos are inescapable.

Performers whose parents are show business legends have inescapable ghosts to wrestle with.

The irony in Clarke "opposing" Peter Mandelson as business secretary is inescapable, for their views on business are identical: pro-euro; pro-Brussels as the fount of EU-wide regulation; and as one on state aid for industry and in their scepticism for genuinely free trade.

— Jeff Gordinier Crain's New York Business: You think Starbucks is inescapable?

It is equally inescapable that during good times our industry developed business practices that were at best inefficient".