Sentence examples for pattern business from inspiring English sources

In 1887 Demorest sold the pattern business.

Maps of land use based assessment (a, step i), nitrogen retention potential and yield potential (b, step ii), and combined, spatial explicit assessment (c, step iii) for the current land use pattern (Business as usual, BAU).

This is followed by a number of bivariate analyses (geographical pattern, business orientation) and the results derived from the SEM.

The statistical analysis presents the perceived competitive pressure, a number of selected hypothesis tests between "Economic Success" and geographical pattern, business performance, active customer-orientated management, and finally cooperation strategy.

The questions included: type of roster (regular patterns, no pattern, business hours, plus on call); whether they worked for any number of hours between midnight and 0500 hours (graveyard shift); and whether they worked a shift that started between 0500 and 0700 hours.

The charity sector's model of governance does not follow the normal business pattern, and I think this is problematic.

Although many doctors are loath to admit it, there are ample data to prove that the handing out of free samples by the pharmaceutical industry influences prescribing patterns (Business Day, Nov. 15).

Moreover, to capture information on job creation, size and labour utilization patterns, business owners were asked a number of questions.

Migrant entrepreneurs in the Netherlands come from all over the world and are clearly not a uniform business group, but have different ethnic origins, network relationships, cultural adjustment patterns, business styles, and so forth.

CAM practitioners and practices differ markedly from conventional medicine practitioners and practices with respect to professional training, practice patterns, business models, treatment and healing paradigms, philosophical orientation to the patient/client – practitioner relationship and perceptions of treatment effectiveness [ 11- 18].

Despite the shortages, Mr. Bryant said he saw a return to normal business patterns this quarter, if at lower levels.