Sentence examples for offensive business from inspiring English sources
I just celebrated my 23rd birthday (shut up) and it was, as ever, an infuriatingly offensive business.
"Surrogacy in Tabasco has turned into a lawless and morally offensive business," Tabasco's health minister Juan Antonio Filigrana Castro said at a health forum back in July.
He anchored an offensive line that had a nose for business.
Offensive line coach Russ Grimm has long been regarded as one of the best assistants in the business.
The offensive by businesses has been spurred by the federal enforcement crackdown, by inaction in Congress on immigration legislation and by a rush of punitive state measures last year that created a checkerboard of conflicting requirements.
When we're near power, we are deeply offensive to their business model, so they have to turn on us – and boy, did they.
"What's offensive about these business practices is they seek to generate above-average profits by displacing poor people and people who are vulnerable," Mr. McCreanor said.Many low income people have subsidised housing, but many people who can pay market rent also get these units.
Whether you look at Stoli's ongoing courtship of the LGBT market as a desperate charm offensive or simply business of usual (what liquor brand doesn't want thirsty gay consumers to buy their product?), the company has clearly got its work cut out for it in trying to keep its LGBT consumers on board.
