business sense

And what a period it has been in the business sense.

I think Joe has better business sense than some of the others.

Rather, he said, selling the house is simply good business sense.

Not only when it makes good business sense to your bottom line.

Good practice in health and safety makes sound business sense.

The hope is that this will, in turn, make good business sense, as well.

In the real world, it makes good business sense to keep union members happy.

At the time, it made business sense to build a line through an area of such low population.

The move made good business sense, but it also created a management problem.

They wanted to combine their business sense with a love for children.

However, a large part of its motivation was simply good business sense.

And this has not been at all "bad business sense."

"Here it's a question of value for money and what's makes business sense."

"But if you look at the numbers, what we're doing has to make good business sense in the long run," he said.

But Edward was said by his friends to have business sense, and to be able to make things work.

It makes good business sense - and it's the law.

I am fighting hard to bring business sense back into the nation's budget.

He worked for them in the ways that good business sense demanded.

Together, they learned to drive a mission through good business sense.

We believe it makes good business sense for us to have two different newspapers.

I'm sure that makes a lot of business sense and it will be great for Indian workers too.

Those who do court justify it as good business sense.

He conceded that the color might not make great business sense.

In a business sense, however, he is entirely of this age.

This is where his keen business sense came into play.