Sentence examples for instructive business from inspiring English sources

It's been more than four years since "The Hard Thing About Hard Things" was published, and it remains — including to minds of many of us at TechCrunch — one of the best, most authentic, most instructive business books ever written.

The reaction to this argument was predictably mixed but somewhat instructive for business leaders trying to decide whether to allow telecommuting, or perhaps do without a central office at all.

Much more instructive were the business pages of the Tribune or the Times.

Sometimes the old King James Version of the Bible is an instructive guide for business (and yet proof that not everything old is necessarily outdated).

For Mr. Obama, a deliberator in an instinctive business, this may be as instructive as any political science text.

Perhaps there's an instructive comparison with another business run by big egos in search of talent, Major League Baseball.

But what happens in the process is instructive for every small business owner and entrepreneur who has considered giving up control to ensure his or her company grows.

To some extent, Mr. Baer and other experts said, the experience with the slightly older business-to-consumer exchanges is instructive of antitrust issues confronting the business-to-business marketplace.

Inside I.B.M.'s Historic Turnaround" by Louis V. Gerstner Jr. (2002) WHY -- "The story of the I.B.M. turnaround is instructive for those running businesses large and small.

John Crosby, who watched television for a living until he felt himself getting loopy, wrote a very instructive column about the whole business several months back.

There's an instructive piece in North West Business Insider about the mountain of borrowing which underlay those modern landmarks of the North, the Beetham property company's various towers.