Sentence examples for supposed business from inspiring English sources

Some victims have traveled overseas to meet their supposed business partners, only to be robbed or kidnapped.

Only after talking and joshing for at least half an hour did Trump get down to the supposed business of the day.

After the reporters were ushered out of the room, Trump returned to the supposed business of the hour: a discussion about how to expand prevention efforts and treatment facilities for the more than two million Americans with an opioid problem.

He tried to distract me by offering up more information about his supposed business, including a company name and mission statement.

Earlier this year, President Trump himself settled a $25 million lawsuit against Trump University, whose attendees alleged that the president's namesake real estate seminars mislead them about supposed business secrets they would learn through enrolling.

Part of what appears to be bolstering the support he does have is his supposed business success and his claim to be insulated from special interest pressure by "self-funding" his campaign.

The story vaulted from local news to the Drudge Report and conservative blogs, and voilà, Mr. McMurray became the latest small-business owner spotlighted by the Romney-Ryan campaign in a monthlong hammering of Mr. Obama for supposed anti-business attitudes and policies.

This is the party that touts itself on its supposed pro-business, pro-economy and pro-liberal views.

That restructuring put Viacom's mature broadcast TV, radio and Simon & Schuster book publishing interests into a new company, keeping the supposed growth businesses, including the MTV, Nickelodeon and Comedy Central cable TV networks and the Paramount movie studio, at the "new" Viacom.

Suppose that business in Britain is booming.

When exactly do you suppose show business and life merged into the bittersweet comedy Elaine Stritch has made of her life?