Sentence examples for pool of business from inspiring English sources

The London Stock Exchange confirmed the appointment of Clara Furse as its chief executive and said it was giving greater weight to independent directors by reaching out to a broader pool of business executives.

"No matter how well they do, the absolute pool of business that they're shooting at is still shrinking".

He cited, for example, efforts to clean up the pool of businesses taking advantage of a preferential contracting program known as HubZones.

A really radical Mr Carney would buy up pools of business debt.

They find in the great pools of business travel a complete break, a time to re-energize and refocus.

Professors at Harvard Business School recalled that even in that rich pool of future business titans, Mr. Skilling stood out as a student at the school in the late 1970's.

Through absorbing other boutiques, once-small firms suddenly have national and global presence, and a greater pool of potential business.

This is particularly important in fast-growing economies, where the pool of high-quality business schools to pick from can be shallow.

It is based just over the border in Shenzhen, and the two banks potentially serve a pool of the same business clients who often have factories in southern China and sales offices in Hong Kong.

All told, publicly traded firms – which Turing and Retrophin are – make up 58% of all deferred prosecution deals, and just 6% of the already small pool of criminally prosecuted business concerns.

The fact this pool of recognisable female business leaders remains so limited seems strange, especially when you consider the vast number of successful women in other fields who have become household names.