Sentence examples similar to joint intrigue from inspiring English sources
Mr. James Bean, MillenniumMart's founder and the driving force behind the joint venture, has been intrigued with the idea of bringing this new type of store to the U.S. since it can significantly reduce costs and the ability of an automated store to provide products and services is only limited to the imagination of management.
"We are open to joint ventures," he says, "and intrigued by [their] ability to bulk up and have influence on specific issues".
Also, the shah had what the C.I.A. termed a "pathological fear" of British intrigues, a potential obstacle to a joint operation.
Mr. Kallman was so intrigued by the song that he pursued a joint venture deal with Downtown.
The complaint is a heck of a read, bristling with allegations of corporate intrigue: according to Rio Tinto, Vale strung Rio along about the possibility of a joint venture while at the same time commencing secret negotiations with Steinmetz.
Intrigue piled on intrigue.
