Sentence examples for proper businesses from inspiring English sources

Their collections really sell, and that's changing the idea that the young names who show here aren't proper businesses".

As a result of this, and of the current high price of fossil fuels, existing nuclear plants look attractive, and are beginning to be run as proper businesses by serious managers.The charm of consolidationThis is best seen in America, which deregulated its wholesale markets for power in 1996.

For example, in your chart on changing global energy use you do not mention that the heavily subsidised wind- and solar-power industries account for less than of one percent of the world's electricity consumption; nuclear power accounts for over 20%.John StevensonCleveland, OhioSIR – You reassure us that nuclear plants "are beginning to be run as proper businesses by serious managers".

When a businessman once asked Harold Macmillan why he didn't run government departments like proper businesses, Macmillan replied: "How would you run your company if your annual general meeting were in permanent session?" Labour doesn't seem to have thought through what an alternative market structure would look like in the public sector and until it does it won't make much progress.

"We need a few years' more support from the Government to allow proper businesses models to arrive for charging".

It is unlikely their exits are going to happen, and therein lies two choices for Rocket Internet: Build proper businesses by sinking in more resources (which is unlikely), or close the ones that are wasting resources so they don't damage their bottom line.

A proper business plan was to have been launched.

Banks don't do proper business banking any more".

MetLife defended its new policy as a proper business decision.

Hegel, Carson tells us, considers speculation to be the proper business of philosophy, but she also implies that it is the proper business of art.

As a result, some have little understanding of proper business etiquette.