Sentence examples for narrow business from inspiring English sources

Payments that may make sense in narrow business terms may well look bad under public scrutiny.

We didn't get into this business to serve the narrow business and political interests of a single owner".

Platforms are always talking about scalability, but they usually mean it only in a narrow business sense.

For most of the 20th century, the sales and marketing functions had narrow business charters and operated as silos.

Human rights and environmental protection cannot be subordinated to narrow business interests" said the author of the ruling, federal judge Souza Prudente.

The British government put the narrow business interests of its farming and meat industries before the health of its own population, and that of other countries.

VerticalNet, for one, has websites in 56 narrow businesses, from meatandpoultryonline.com to solidwaste.com.com

VerticalNet, for one, has Web sites in 56 narrow businesses, from meatandpoultryonline.com to solidwaste.com.com

Traditionally, many women tend to have narrower business networks than men.

The Globe writes: Investors who recapitalized Gomez and followed a narrower business strategy have built a company with sales of $32 million last year, though it still loses a little money.

Corporate executives and their Wall Street counterparts are subject to fads, and they have gone through previous periods in which first broadening and then narrowing business portfolios have taken center stage.