Sentence examples for killing business from inspiring English sources

The Knights Templar, an offshoot of the drug organization La Familia, had reportedly been setting fire to sawmills and killing business owners and avocado farmers who had resisted paying protection money.

In his book "Marketing Myths That Are Killing Business", Kevin Clancy describes hiring Dichter to weigh in on a Pepsi campaign.

The excavation has excited only the rats, so prominent they seem poised, as Mr. Capone put it, to put on their own production of "Mamma Mia!" "Killing business," said Ali Mavruck, 48, of the art store, where at 3 p.m. one Monday he had only $45 to show.

If health costs were killing businesses, don't you think businesses would have lobbied for measures to reduce costs?

This narrative is familiar across the town, with the common refrain being that shutting down miraa imports to London is killing businesses indirectly linked to the herb.

Simply said, fear, and the dissemination of distress, slowly erodes hope, vision, and ambition, ultimately killing businesses instead of guiding them.

"Definitely, this will kill business," Mr. Brighton said.

"It would kill business if I was known as a Mets fan," Mr. Nasrat explained.

It was this sense of connectedness at CNBC that helped kill business magazines.

People are against the boss-class, but if you kill business leaders, there won't be any jobs".

"They warned that doing something about the smog choking our cities, and acid rain poisoning our lakes, would kill business," he said.