Sentence examples for patterns of business from inspiring English sources

Surveys of recent patterns of business travelers, who are the airlines' -- and airports' -- best customers, have shown a marked trend toward avoiding commercial airports when possible.

First, due to dominant patterns of business ownership, China's biofuel technology is seen as largely based on the evolutionary strength of the foodstuff and chemical fields.

This paper brings together firm-level research on business models and industry-level research on value migration to examine patterns of business model innovation.

"They are about disruption to patterns of business – remember that the financial services sector in London supports the real economy across the real economy, businesses in manufacturing and agricultural sectors for example," he said.

Out of his broad familiarity with historical patterns of business development, the author sees this burst of entrepreneurial activity to be distinctive in its systematic application of good management practice.

Through the visual analysis of how 242 business model diagrams collected from websites and annual reports represent transformation of value, this study identifies a typology of four basic patterns of business model visualization.

As our new study, Forced Labour's Business Models and Supply Chains, demonstrates, while there is no "one size fits all" model of forced labour in the UK, there are clear, discernible patterns of businesses that use forced labour and how they make money from it.

The pattern of business that produced a Beryl Bainbridge or a Hilary Mantel by supporting a career, and believing in the possibility of rewarding achievement through discrimination, is fading, and will be gone in five years.

This pattern of business behavior prompted one company executive to show Mr. Wrobel, and others, his "animation" on his cell phone which displayed an "enhanced" photograph of Ms. Tilton from the waist up wearing a white dress with her breasts "jiggling" (artificially and digitally animated) back and forth.

This habit is reflected even in meta-patterns of business thinking--how to tackle a problem?

Or a pattern of business fraud and conspiracy?