Sentence examples for learned business from inspiring English sources

The designer claimed to have learned business acumen from the Gucci relationship.

As the minister's part-time assistant while in school, Mr. Brown says, he learned business skills while booking Mr. Dillon's speaking engagements and accompanying him to corporate meetings.

She sought certification from the Southern Westchester BOCES, the cooperative educational center, and learned business skills from the Women's Enterprise Project in White Plains.

Analysts here say that Mr. Shih, who learned business by helping his mother sell duck eggs and stationery, was probably turned into more of a symbol than he ever wished during the election campaign.

But on Twitter, she has learned business tax tips from an accountant, marketing tips from a consultant in Tennessee and start-up tips from the founder of several tech companies.

He learned business principles that apply to academic settings by taking massive open online courses (MOOCs).

If somebody is smart, they can learn business.

The best way to learn business often involves working in a business.

"Did you think selling drugs was a way of learning business?" David looked weary.

Being a Murdoch loyalist first, and editor second, means he gets to learn business skills.

"It's saved me £40,000 … I don't think you can learn business from a textbook.