Sentence examples for shorter business from inspiring English sources

Among the ramifications of this are sharply increased use of trains and automobiles for shorter business trips, and a growing increase in the use of private jets, including charter flights that do not use commercial airports.

The lesson from Japan, he says, is that you get shorter business cycles as well as a lower potential growth rate so investors have to be ready for further economic slowdowns.RESPONSE; just on Jomiku's comment, BP should be paying up but it is not the only one.

Like so many things American-made, the hallowed M.B.A. is now facing stiff competition overseas in the form of cheaper and shorter business school degrees.

Those used to Dubai's fast-paced nature will see a different side to the city as locals conservative Muslim roots come to the fore, with shorter business days, a quieter nightlife scene and an emphasis on spending time with loved ones.

"No one knows the future, but in short, business is in good shape," he said.

Last winter, Dr. Lee managed to go on a short business trip using a bullet train.

I've had short business trips to England, France, Germany and even Dubai, in the United Arab Emirates.

If you continue to do business with the same people, you might have more social contact with them, beyond fairly short business lunches and dinners.

The "cost" mark derives from the city's per-diem rate: the price of a basket of goods and services typically required during a short business trip.

In short: business as usual, and every reason for Russians to disbelieve anything the West tells them about the need to run their country properly.

Changing the language of sustainability communications will be central to this transition: in short, business must adopt a simpler, more upbeat rhetoric.