Sentence examples for make much business from inspiring English sources

He concedes that it may not make much business sense for Apple to devote its own resources to develop an open source Linux-friendly version of iTunes.

"Not only has his conduct been unfair to Malky, unfair to the team, unfair to the fans most of all, but it doesn't seem to even make much business sense," he said of the 61-year-old Malaysian.

Which, besides having obvious downsides when it comes to convincing people that veganism – or even flexitarianism – is a good idea, doesn't make much business sense.

Indeed, they may not even make much distinction between business and pleasure, he said.

The third big mistake entrepreneurs make is to ignore the fact that large-scale businesses usually make much more money than small businesses.

It doesn't make much difference for most businesses whether they get their loan from a small bank or a credit union, so long as they get their loan.

(With good reason the iPod has been great for Apple but has yet to make much money for the music business).

While wildly popular, the business doesn't make much money.

Khan's team is making much of business bigwig Sir Nigel Rudd's withering remark that Goldsmith "was left money by his daddy, he's never had a job other than a job given to him by his uncle, so what qualification has he got to do anything?" Sir Nigel is chairman of Heathrow Airport, whose expansion Goldsmith has long opposed.

In the campaign for the Holyrood elections, Labour has made much of the business and economic case for the union, a case Mr Blair reinforced today in an article today in the Daily Telegraph.

(In any case logic has never made much headway in show business).