Sentence examples for wanted business from inspiring English sources

It worked best for desktop computers sold to corporate customers, who wanted business PCs fine-tuned to their specifications.

Mr. Powell wanted business to fight back against what he saw as the many enemies of free enterprise, and his call to arms inspired the founding of the Heritage Foundation, the Cato Institute, the Manhattan Institute and other think tanks.

The idea that companies should be run primarily to keep their stock price as high as possible came to the fore, the goal of lifetime employment faded, and bright people who wanted business careers were more attracted to finance than to industry.

Wall Street got what it wanted: business pretty much as usual.

The e-mail it sent me this morning touts the fact that all TWC customers can now enjoy 100 free (for some reason "free" is capitalized in the e-mail, like it's a proper noun) HD channels, never mind that lots of those channels are junk (like Fox Business… pretty sure if I wanted business news I'd read the Financial Times).

Regardless, the owners got just what they wanted: Business has boomed on Selig's watch and to a large extent it was all made possible by steroids -- so he remains at the top of the game, celebrated for its success, and has gone largely uncriticized in the national media, let alone branded -- a fair sobriquet, if you ask me -- the Steroid Commissioner.

She wants business owners, especially busy women, to re-think outsourcing.

They want business as usual.

We want business to succeed, but we also don't want business to succeed.

"But we don't want business as usual either".

They want business as usual, so they want Ipso".