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4 phrases · 5 example sentences each · See how each phrase is used across different real-world contexts.
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run a business
Example Sentences
- ◆Running a business is rewarding, but it requires far more energy than most people anticipate.General
- ◆Running a business sounds great until you're dealing with taxes, staff, and late payments all at once.Casual
- ◆The entrepreneur had been running a successful business for over a decade before the crisis hit.News
- ◆The MBA program prepares graduates to run a business across a range of industries and contexts.Professional
- ◆The manager runs the business with a hands-on approach, working alongside staff on the floor.Workplace
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run a company
Example Sentences
- ◆Running a company of any size comes with a unique set of pressures and responsibilities.General
- ◆I wouldn't want to run a company — too much responsibility, too little sleep.Casual
- ◆She became the youngest person ever to run a company listed on the national stock exchange.News
- ◆The interim CEO was appointed to run the company while a permanent replacement was found.Professional
- ◆He runs the company with a flat structure, preferring open communication over rigid hierarchy.Workplace
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expand a business
Example Sentences
- ◆Expanding a business too quickly without the right foundations can cause serious problems.General
- ◆They want to expand the business, but I'm not sure the timing is right.Casual
- ◆The retailer announced plans to expand its business into three new Asian markets next year.News
- ◆The board approved a strategy to expand the business through a series of strategic acquisitions.Professional
- ◆The company is expanding its business operations, which means new roles will be opening soon.Workplace
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close a business
Example Sentences
- ◆Closing a business you built from scratch is one of the most difficult decisions an owner can face.General
- ◆They closed the business after thirty years — it's sad, but the market just changed too much.Casual
- ◆The chain was forced to close several businesses in underperforming regions due to mounting losses.News
- ◆The decision to close the business unit was made after a thorough financial review.Professional
- ◆When a business closes, staff are entitled to receive full notice and any outstanding pay.Workplace
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turn a business around
- ◆She was brought in specifically to turn the business around after two years of declining revenue.Professional
- ◆Turning a business around requires honest assessment, tough decisions, and consistent follow-through.General