business terms

It was a difficult article to read, full of numbers and business terms.

"I think we should keep all of this on business terms.

In business terms, she said, "it's looking constantly at an industry from the ground up."

In purely business terms, the sale is not particularly important.

The olive oil obtained turned out to be quite a success in business terms as well.

The District and development team are negotiating the business terms of their agreement.

The result in business terms has been a downward spiral.

This allows the government to pay on business terms while allowing a way to control the capital.

And, if you're trying to charge for content, it matters in business terms.

In business terms, this is what we call a Bad Thing.

But, in business terms, it had never been a worthwhile investment of his emotional capital.

They were supposed to be here to intimidate the big American, all the better to negotiate business terms.

For them I should argue it in business terms.

They say that in business terms it is all sizzle but no sausage.

A glossary in the back of the manual explains these and other business terms.

Then come negotiations on business terms with the chosen developer, which sometimes fail.

They are learning to play in modern business terms."

So in business terms if you want to catch Russia on the up - get in now.

Finger pointing and basic business terms like "two" or "three" work fine.

In business terms, he created a "niche" for arts that had no other outlet.

Valve will also remove games if they no longer meet Valve's business terms for developers.

"My father was a very able business man, and he preferred to use business terms.

Then eventually it dawns on you that the person behind those eyes is, in show business terms, about 200 years old."

It has already been said that each euro invested from public funds generates another three in business terms.

In business terms his power was greater than any of the other industrialists of the period.