Sentence examples for preparing for business from inspiring English sources

Preparing for business in that world is changing, too.

Techmeme could become a model for other industries as a useful way to harness the increasingly unwieldy Web and arm readers who are preparing for business meetings or cocktail parties.

By Dorothy Boers and Geoffrey T. Hellman The New Yorker, May 21 , 1949P. 23 A new store is, at this writing preparing for business at Sixth Avenue and Thirteenth Street, and across its front is a banner reading, "Opening Soon".

"Europe is just starting to explode in terms of Internet IPOs," the hedge fund manager said from his South African home, where he was preparing for business trip to the Far East.

Paul Ryan, waiting to be crowned speaker of what was once called "The People's House," prepares for business-as-usual.

[A1.] A Report on Global Warming Plans Many of the world's largest companies are doing a poor job of preparing for the business impact of global warming, according to a report prepared by the Investor Responsibility Research Center.

In 2005, as Mr. Bass was preparing for a business trip to New York, his grandmother insisted that he finally look up the Sunness family.

Whether preparing for a business presentation, giving a wedding toast, defending your thesis or raising money from investors, remember one thing at your next public speaking engagement: Once you step on stage you are in show business.

Then he began preparing for the serious business of the day: leading the battalion into the heart of the city.

In the process, they're not only responding to today's social, environmental and economic challenges, but are preparing for tomorrow's business opportunities.

F.F.A. members must enroll in agricultural courses at school, but they do much of their work after school preparing for speaking and business competitions, or tending vegetable plots or animals.