Sentence examples for merchant ethos from inspiring English sources
While it retained a merchant ethos, it never recovered its mantle as a global city, although its port is today resurgent.
Partly because the rarefied aesthetic climes conjured by the film barely exist anymore, its story feels as quaint as the once-vital Merchant Ivory ethos of hothouse nostalgia — with its antique-shop sensibility and Anglo-European snob appeal — does.
As we wrote in August, this (mobile) merchant-first ethos is being recognized by local vendors, as the startup's VC and angel investors were complemented by strategic investment from local restaurant chain, Crepevine, which sees OrderAhead as a potential Amazon for the brick-and-mortar (restaurant) world.
The Wasserstein culture clashed horribly not only with Dresdner, but with the ethos of Kleinwort Benson, a British merchant bank, which Dresdner had bought in 1995.Allianz has never managed to get to grips with its new subsidiary.
These demands on the state are supported by claims that they are, in their ethos and expertise, 'private agents of public health'; in other words, more than 'just merchants' (Tousignant 2013a).
It launched the second merchant age which persists today, albeit in a rather broken state.Mr Priestland regards the banking and sovereign-debt crisis of the past five years as the entirely "predictable" consequence of allowing merchant values to dictate the ethos of Western policymakers.
The service ethos was zero.
His restaurants sell this ethos.
That ethos is clearly gone.
Ellis consciously cultivated this ethos.
