Sentence examples for pick of business from inspiring English sources

As a successful lawyer, Iris Christopoulou could have had her pick of business schools across Europe or North America.

TERRORIST attacks in Madrid spelled bad news for the airline industry, especially for America's big carriers that have seen a gradual pick-up of business on their normally lucrative transatlantic routes.

It's deeply ironic that the banks that caused this mess could pick up lots of business from the mutuals – which, while not blameless, are worth preserving.

If a grand doesn't seem like a colossal enough waste of money, you can pick up a pair of business cards from Apple co-founders Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak for $3,000.

Forbes.com highlights the pick of the blogs of business, technology and the media.

Well-heeled investors trust "agents" to pick through the thousands of business ideas and identify the most promising ones.

MBA favorites like McKinsey and Goldman Sachs will no longer have their pick of the top business-school grads.

But with no obvious signs of business picking up, bankers and traders may need to get used to the idea of sacrificing more of their waning spoils to keep shareholders on board.

At the same time, though, the report notes, "Comments from purchasing and supply executives are quite mixed," and says, "[T]here is some evidence of business picking up, particularly in electronics".

Transport for London and the London Transport Museum maintain archives of Pick's business and personal papers.

Stocks rose yesterday on optimism that earnings growth would pick up as a survey of business economists reinforced the Federal Reserve chairman's statement that the economy might accelerate.