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in a way, it is like the person saying that is trying to give you a reason for doing whatever they did. if you work together, and the issue that was decided on hurt you in some way, but was better for the particular business that you two are in, then that is pretty much what that saying means. the person is using 'the business' as a scapegoat...
What else can I help you with?
Why did Americans say the US had a pair of presidents during FDR's presidency?
Because FDR shared his decsion-making powers equally with the Vice President. (I apologize that someone was rude enough to put "chickenbutt")
What does it mean when they say you will be unusually successful in business?
what does it mean to be unusually successful in business
Why did some Americans say the US had a pair of presidents during FDR's presidency?
Because FDR shared his decsion-making powers equally with the Vice President. (I apologize that someone was rude enough to put "chickenbutt")
What is a really mean thing to say?
It would be mean to say to someone, "You have no soul."
What does it mean if you say someone is 'hard-boiled'?
When you say someone is hard boiled you basically mean that he is very difficult to deal with.
If you say something mean to someone what do you say?
You say you're sorry.
What does it mean if you say someone else's name when you mean to say someone else's name?
It usually means that you are thinking of that person. Wether you are aware of it or not.
Romanian Thank you for you business?
When you say business do you mean formally? If so it's simply "mulțumesc"
What it mean if someone touches your arm as they say see you next time with a smail?
You mean "What does it mean if someone touches your arm and say see you next time with a smile"? It means they like you.
What is concern for something or someone?
There is no verb " to concern for." We use the passive voice of the verb "to concern" which means to be relevant or a source of care. We say "to be concerned for someone or something," meaning to have worries or doubts about their well-being.We might also say we "have concerns about someone or something," and mean about the same thing.To "have concerns with someone or something" means to be involved with them or it, usually of a business nature.
What is to concern for someone or something?
There is no verb " to concern for." We use the passive voice of the verb "to concern" which means to be relevant or a source of care. We say "to be concerned for someone or something," meaning to have worries or doubts about their well-being.We might also say we "have concerns about someone or something," and mean about the same thing.To "have concerns with someone or something" means to be involved with them or it, usually of a business nature.
When you keep running into someone you like?
What do you mean when you say that.?
