Sentence examples for pockets of business from inspiring English sources

The crowd resembled the city itself, a mix of ethnicities and occupations, interspersed with pockets of business titans and celebrities.

She said the coalition government's education plans were "driven more by the desire to create a free market and lining the pockets of business than ensuring that all children have the highest standards of education".

The pockets of business opinion that had helped build and sustain that compact, in turn, disappeared.

As Gordon Brown reaches more deeply into the pockets of businesses and individuals, we must say that cutting tax is essential to wealth creation.

What's the misperception? A. We've got large pockets of businesses that consistently show very low loss rates; we've got other business groups in the middle and others that show higher loss rates.

But the sudden flurry of violation notices, a reflection of increased enforcement of the laws citywide, left this pocket of business owners, along with others around the city, confused.

I've been traveling all across the country on a book tour, and every evening I return to my hotel with my pockets full of business cards from inventors in clean energy.

"We want to create an atmosphere that every visitor can feel, and extend the experience using mini-catwalks," says Mr. Bottigliero, whose research shows that the typical buyer stays at Pitti for a couple of days, visits about 50 stands in depth and leaves with a few fashion impressions and "pockets full of business cards".

Put on your best hipster blazer, pack your pockets full of business cards and load your pitch deck on your phone.

How can we have a national government that would rather line the pockets of big business and corporate conglomerate food growers and manufacturers at the expense of our kids, ourselves, our health and our pocketbooks?

At least it is putting the money back into the pocket of businesses that are a vital part of the economy.