Sentence examples for term owner from inspiring English sources

If you consider yourself a long term owner of a company, think of a drop in the price of the stock simply as a bargain for more shares and not a loss of money.

It also prevents short term owners fuelling the economy unhealthily, something we've seen happen at many other clubs both domestically and internationally".

This article focuses on the individual owner, who establishes and manages a business with the main purpose of furthering personal goals (Jennings and Beaver, 1995), therefore in our paper the term owner-manager of small business is used.

"Rewards are mostly dollar value in the near term: owners of a badge that will become available this week will be entered to win a $250 gift card from Foot Locker, for example.

These principles require maximising long-term owner value, subject only to two ethical constraints.

But Newsday seems like the kind of property a long-term owner would want to keep if he could.

Blackstone does not see itself as a long-term owner of property, but as a medium-term holder of assets.

Citigroup is not expected to be a long-term owner of EMI, with suggestions that the bank will "most likely own the business 12 months or less".

"I want to be a long-term owner of superior businesses that we try to acquire at attractive prices," he said from his office in Midtown Manhattan.

The United States Navy was the long-term owner of the land and leased it to the aircraft manufacturer Northrop Grumman for 40 years.

Paid far more in wages than the club's entire income and are dependent on long-term owner, local transportation company businessman Steve Gibson, for financial survival.