"Doing business as usual is the answer to a lot of problems, right?"

The judge felt that this was clearly more than just a method of doing business as such.

Meanwhile, the federal agencies in question seem happy doing business as usual.

The 2 companies competed in 1956, but were doing business as a combination by 1957.

We would be doing business as they practice it.

And what's so wrong about doing business as usual?

We were doing business as usual on Monday morning.

Since February 2003 the agency has been doing business as Metro.

"We are not doing business as usual," he said.

I would like to reject very categorically the notion that the Commission is doing business as usual.

However, Antonio is left in Venice where, we suppose, he will continue doing business as before.

Since 2001, it has been doing business as Doyle New York.

He later settled in Farashganj and doing business as well at the same area.

Each application was refused as relating to a method of doing business as such.

Give your customers as much joy and ease of doing business as you can possibly create!

"I wonder how big an indemnity to set on them for doing business as usual under my thief of a cousin."

In 1988, the company began doing business as Independence Blue Cross.

Fauchon expected to remain there until April 2007, doing business as usual.

The old Communist bosses have new democratic-sounding titles and continue doing business as usual.

After all, she'd be doing business as usual at the Patent Office for at least another month.

More profound is how quickly Asia's leaders are realizing that they can't flourish in the new economy by doing business as usual.

"Because of the aging and declining population, if we keep on doing business as usual, it's doubtful that we'll see an upturn in sales."

Every agent I spoke to had a similar experience, and despite their clichéd reputation for rapaciousness, few were doing business as usual.

But there was such confusion about the name, she said, that she is now doing business as simply the Chocolate Tree.

It can also mean strong property rights, contract enforcement, and overall ease of doing business as well as low barriers to free trade.