Sentence examples for usually business from inspiring English sources

I often fly internationally, usually business class, sometimes first class.

But at least they are usually business decisions, not political ones.

"This is a breakthrough as usually business blocks climate action on a national level," he said yesterday.

Although there is no formal room service menu, anything is available from the restaurant and it will be taken upstairs to guests -- usually business travelers.

As soon as "24" revealed the real puppet-masters behind the terrorists — usually business tycoons intent on world domination — the air went out of the mystery and the plot convolutions turned farcical.

Projecting the template of Autobahn on to the rails, it lionised the continental luxury TEE train service, which until the late 70s was only for first-class, usually business passengers.

Writers are not usually business-savvy, but Mr. Katz was an exception.

Do they select the most challenging shot or the easiest?" For many years, Mary Jane Hartigan, a Manhasset consultant who helps clients improve their public speaking skills, played in golf tournaments, but today her golfing is usually business-related.

Usually businesses have existing employees work longer hours before hiring more workers.

Almost 90percentt of complaints to the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission are rejected, and 98percentt of disability discrimination lawsuits are decided for the defendants, which are usually businesses, the American Bar Association says.

After a wrecked barge spilled hundreds of tons of coal into the port waters in 2013, Colombia imposed a $3.6 million fine on the company--and now, in a rare regulatory confrontation from the usually business-oriented regime, the government has suspended its port license to induce Drummond's compliance.