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business concern

NOUN
  1. a commercial or industrial enterprise and the people who constitute it
    a racially integrated business concern
    a small mom-and-pop business
    he bought his brother's business

How To Use business concern In A Sentence

  • Similarly, the numerous business concerns catering to the hobbyist have a tremendous but unknown dollar value.
  • In the very early stages of the evolution of a business concern, the entrepreneur is not much concerned with security.
  • It had denied outright that it illegally received any money from business concerns.
  • a racially integrated business concern
  • This domination of local producers by global business concerns is aided by the fact that transport costs have been dramatically reduced.
  • The house became a business concern in 1995 after the death of the sixth Marquess.
  • The land and its people that produce and process the products, form the organisation's business concerns.
  • If there are alternate energy sources out there you can bet these business concerns will do everything they can to keep the oil flowing and king.
  • Numerous German business concerns and banks are already participating or negotiating investments.
  • In addition to this, his entrepreneurial instincts constantly lead him to dabble in dodgy business concerns which so far include a hot dog stand, a donkey sanctuary and a Scottish theme bar in Spain.
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