Sentence examples for wild business from inspiring English sources
Hershfield's New York is a early 20th-century city of Yiddish-tinged English, cosy interiors and wild business schemes".
"There is no wild business angle here," said William S. Demchak, the vice chairman of PNC Financial who helped organize the project.
Smuggling, a tradition in the Balkans, peaked in the '90s when traffickers in heroin and humans exploited the chaos of war to create what came to be known locally as the "wild business".
After finding a clip of Mardi Gras in New Orleans, in which women were lifting their T-shirts, he founded Mantra Films in 1997 and established his "Girls Gone Wild" business.
Dodd goes to Paris to become a sculptor, fails at that, abruptly loses all his money, becomes involved in a series of wild business adventures through his charismatic friend Pinkerton, and eventually finds himself entangled in a maritime adventure involving opium trading, bunk stocks, debt and deception.
Why are shares a better motivator for long-term performance?They make the executive think twice before leveraging up the balance sheet or making wild business bets.
They let someone else do the risky business of wild leaps, then swoop in behind with an offering that funnels some aspect of the innovation into a more marketable (cheaper? watered down? easier to obtain?) package -- and dominates.
While Roberts has never visited many of the places that serve as settings for her books the Caribbean (The Reef), Mexico (Risky Business) and the wilds of Alaska (Northern Lights), for example–she gropes her way there by spending a lot of time online.
This can be a risky business, as many shipments include a high volume of wild-caught versus captive raised.
All of that was part of the experience and definitely informed my appreciation of the wild, incautious business of sticking a forty-ton gray whale from a canoe.
Meanwhile, though, Scotland's multimillion-dollar wild fishing business, in which anglers may pay $1,500 and more for a week's fishing, has suffered.
