Sentence examples for violent business from inspiring English sources

Dealing drugs, they insist, is an inherently violent business.

"Drug trafficking is an inherently violent business," he said.

Soldiering is a violent business, and emotions in combat run high.

Kalyapin's stoicism about the threat of violence is at least partly down to his past, navigating the violent business climate of Russia in the 1990s.

But a narrative trick by screenwriter Andy Bellin indicates that porn was not the wacky lark we have been led to believe, but an ugly and violent business.

Politics in the Philippines is a passionate and sometimes violent business dominated by powerful family clans, political dynasties, and celebrity figures.

Fortunes can be made from Dadaab, not least from the violent criminalised business of smuggling the white stuff – which in this case is sugar.

Such practices may represent an improvement over the violent way business disputes might have been solved a few years ago, but they still create an unstable environment, one that the new government needs to change to attract investment.

Their findings suggest that giant squid mating is a violent, scattergun business.

In fact, making pots is an unusually violent and chancy business.

"They were, like, 'When are you ever going to get to Japan?' I was, like, 'Anytime I want!' " Dean describes his decision to found Tough Mudder as a "violent reaction" to business school.