Sentence examples for memorable business from inspiring English sources

Let us know what your most memorable business and development story was in 2014.

Twenty-three yeago ago, he himself made the most memorable business movie of all: the original "Wall Street," which captured an era and an ethos with a gleeful precision that has been matched only by that other great chronicle of 1980s Wall Street: Tom Wolfe's novel "Bonfire of the Vanities".

Both the lack of fair competition between businesses and the failure to widen access to education may have a common underlying cause: that South-East Asian countries remain in the grip of narrow elites.The problem betrays itself not just in the region's relative lack of memorable business names but in its basic economic statistics—in particular, labour productivity, the key to long-term growth.

Bob Jaczko and Peter Wilson had a memorable business trip in Sedona, Ariz., recently.

Playing off a colloquial saying is another way to come up with a memorable business name.

Rhyming, whether exact or inexact rhymes, can make a memorable business name.

The beauty of a good commercial - especially in the age of YouTube - is this: when it's highly memorable, businesses can spend a lot less on media and get solid returns.

Not all television workplaces have quite the same allure – an ambition to work for Wernham Hogg, for instance, is not one widely shared – but it remains one of TV's most memorable businesses.

It was a populist broadsheet with all manner of readable regulars: eccentric columns by the Earl of Arran; daily court sketches by JAJ (Jimmy Jones); theatre and film reviews by Felix Barker; and memorable show business interviews by James Green.

But on a show known for improvisation, he improvised his most memorable line, about putting Parkinson's out of business.

From him and nine others — some who wield corporate power, others who have observed it — here are ten of this year's most memorable quotes about business and the economy, presented in chronological order.