Sentence examples for interviews business from inspiring English sources
In interviews, business executives close to industry officials said China Mobile was planning to scrap the deal under government pressure, although it had yet to find a replacement.
In a clear majority of these interviews, business leaders have indicated that it is uncertainty around the currency that poses the most significant risk for their businesses.
In interviews, business owners said they were especially annoyed that the organizers of the grass-roots movement neglected to include portable toilets in their plan to bring down Wall Street.
In dozens of interviews, business owners, hotel managers and rental agents from around the region said that vacationers this summer seemed to be traveling less far and doing an unprecedented amount of last-minute booking.
At each stop Svensson interviews business owners and others while contending with the technological challenges of a home office on two wheels.
The survey was conducted from August 2006 to June 2007 and is based on a variety of sources, including online and e-mail passenger interviews, business research groups, travel panel interviews, corporate travel questionnaires and phone interviews.
The survey was conducted from August 2006 to June 2007 and includes a variety of input sources, including online and e-mail passenger interviews, business-research groups, travel-panel interviews, corporate-travel questionnaires and phone interviews.
Monkey would definitely tune in to see Robert Peston interviewing business bigwigs aboard a rollercoaster.
I was traveling independently around the country interviewing business owners and was eager to visit Kandahar, though almost everyone advised against it.
She still turns up daily on the stock exchange floor, to stand among the chaos, interviewing business leaders as traders run around her.
(The Associated Press, after examining public records and interviewing business leaders who said that they had cancelled projects because of the bill, estimated that North Carolina would lose nearly four billion dollars over a dozen years).
