businessfolk造句

• Simply that the prospect of unchecked GOP rule is profoundly unsettling to businessfolk.
• Businessfolk conspire, too : " People of the same trade seldom meet together,"
• As a result, businessfolk and tourist officials are also leaning on potato growers to clean up their act.
• The story has become sort of many-hued litmus test for how you understand the relationship between businessfolk and politicians.
• The result is a company called Corporate Cameos, through which Katz ghost-writes the life stories of successful businessfolk.
• Through a series of interviews, it illuminates the myriad temptations that operate where investigators, lawyers and big businessfolk meet and mingle.
• Nor was it overlooked that Flaherty viewed his loan of high-priced digs from the businessfolk whose affairs he oversaw as nothing more than his right.
• But the proposal is now " out there, " and draws scant notice when the pros and cons are hoisted by economists or businessfolk.
• "This will help our case for the Games immeasurably, " said one member of the growing lobby group of Irish businessfolk, academic, media and sporting figures.
• Houston has gone way too long without a private business community willing to exercise any responsibility for the public city _ the best parts of which grew from plans laid in the minds and rooms of businessfolk.
• The American Revolution in the 1770s was good news for the city, as it was thriving times for the local businessfolk and the town begun to be filled by immigrants from Europe, Africa and the Caribbean, most of them from other islands of the Lesser Antilles.