Sentence examples for making business that from inspiring English sources

Pickersgill, widowed at the age of 29, became successful enough in her flag making business, that, in 1820, she was able to buy the house that she had been renting in Baltimore, and later became active in addressing social issues, such as housing and employment for disadvantaged women.

Here's how it would work: If the bill passes, states get the option of making businesses that aren't physically located within their borders collect sales tax.

From one perspective, though, it might make business that much harder to do than it has already proved in their tortured negotiations over the past 18 months.

It also likes the idea of "activity", of having people buzzing over every available surface, and so if it can install money-making business that also attract  people it looks like a win-win.

For Here — which at its lowest point was a loss-making business that cost $1 billion a year for Nokia to run — this will give it another route to revenues and profit.

For Here — which at its lowest point was a loss-making business that cost $1 billion a year for Nokia to run — this will give it another route to revenues and profit.

And increasingly we're seeing research that shows that this makes business sense – that companies will see a return on that investment.

By making businesses think that the government is recreating paper trails, which may lead to a potential audit, the tax lottery increases tax compliance just by existing.

Lucent shareholders, however, may be entitled to an already planned distribution of shares in Agere Systems, the chip-making business that Lucent spun off earlier this year.

People close to the negotiations said the two sides were debating whether Lucent shareholders would be entitled to an already planned distribution of shares in Agere Systems, the chip-making business that Lucent spun off earlier this year.

The $22.8 billion price tag for Lucent represented no premium over its stock market value, and it excluded the value of the company's stake in Agere Systems, a chip-making business that Lucent spun off earlier this year and planned to distribute to shareholders in September.