Sentence examples for relegated to the business from inspiring English sources

Fax machines are being relegated to the business center.

Federal tax policy, normally relegated to the business pages, is hot news these days.

But for his older son, Victor, who has been relegated to the business end of Audubon's enterprise, the family name proves a burden.

Mr. Bloomberg's exposure in the city's daily papers was, until last year, more or less relegated to the business or society pages, where his philanthropy, charity balls and celebrity dates made him well known among a tiny sliver of New York City.

If the stock market makes page one of the New York Times, it is almost invariably because it had a bad day (such as July 26, when the S&P 500 fell 2.4%, and Oct. 19, down 2.6%); comparably good days (like Aug. 29, up 2.1%) are relegated to the business section.

If the scandal involves rating-agency whoredom, it's relegated to the business section, but if the scandal is Elliot Spitzer's libido, it's on Page One and yet which of these is more consequential for citizens and investors and deserves greater media excitation?

It would normally have been announced by a minor official and relegated to the back business pages.

It is a time in the spotlight for a process that historically has been relegated to the end of the business planning line.

The GT is not just one of the world's most beautiful and desirable cars; it is proof that American automakers don't have to feel relegated to the second tier of the business behind the financial success of the Japanese and the electrifying performance chops of German cars.

Rare diseases were long relegated to the backwaters of the drug business, targeted by tiny biotech companies, if at all, and often ignored by drug giants in their search for billion-dollar franchises.

It certainly obscures more than it clarifies in an already messy situation, with the information about the nonprofits' concerns for minority-owned businesses relegated to the second half of the article.