Sentence examples for mark business from inspiring English sources

The airline industry is also campaigning to mark business jets as contributors to congestion and therefore delays.

Some are personal, like the one his wife gave him to celebrate their engagement, and some were bought to mark business successes.

In the end, will this mark business as usual, with a burst of negative press and when the dust settles no change or will this somehow change the social media landscape?

LIFFE's cheaper electronic rival, Germany's DTB, which is owned by Deutsche Börse, has pinched much of its D-mark business in the past year.

The two clinics illustrate the basic dichotomy – terrible tragedy and tremendous vitality – that marks business prospects four years on.

This latest horse dung deposit in the pop dual carriageway marks business as usual from global pop's reigning king of the self-aggrandising non-sequitur: "Big news," he belches.

Go to the section marked "Business".

Walk into any bookstore in the U.S. Go to the section marked "Business".

Rather for North Korea, the Trump-Kim dialogue marks business as usual — namely, feigning interest in nuclear elimination for the lifting of economic sanctions.

Pearson blamed sluggish demand for higher education textbooks in the US as well as a decline in its exam marking businesses in the UK and America.

"He's already made his mark in business and would have nothing to lose".