Sentences with phrase «to be business as usual»

And this year might not be business as usual for law IT departments.

Thus, the markets would freeze and from a practical point of view, it would be business as usual in the financial markets.

We'll still be business as usual with daily posts about all of the other topics that we struggle with.

It's a powerful reminder that sometimes business can not not be business as usual.

The core gameplay is business as usual as you choose and manage one of over 2000 real world football clubs.

This should just be business as usual for a big club.

You want to make the transition as complication - free as possible so if everything is business as usual, your toddler will feel more secure and accept the changes more readily.

It will be business as usual until a buyer is found and approved by the league.

«What we've had over the past several years is business as usual,» he said.

The traders — as shown by the short term group of averages — are also very confident it will be business as usual after the elections.

It seems hard to believe they could let - go such integral staff members and have things be business as usual.

Once I realized it would not be business as usual anytime soon, I immediately contacted my editors, my agent and other associates.

Most of the proposed legislation is business as usual though.

If anything, the varied antics and comfortable jokes courtesy of the six main players proved that this final season is business as usual for the series.

By and large, it seems to very much be business as usual.

It may be business as usual for some but the current economic circumstances are creating a somewhat different focus for some legal departments when it comes to what work they are doing.

So you can't expect things to just be business as usual.

Thus word from the district and the state has been business as usual until we hear otherwise.

So much of the past year was business as usual, and the rest was not at all about the next big thing.

Dimon, 58, revealed the illness in a letter to employees and shareholders in which he offered reassurances that it would be business as usual at the banking giant.

Ms Gillard indicated it would be business as usual on emissions trading under her watch, because there wasn't a community consensus on the need for a price on carbon.

The Percoco trial may be causing consternation behind closed doors, but the public image the governor sought to project last week was business as usual.

Olatunbosun however insisted that the process of picking candidates in the party will be transparent and not be business as usual when some leaders will sit down and pick a candidate detrimental to the party and others.

Moving toward her conclusion, she adds: «It can't just be business as usual anymore....

«Seeing all of this play out has made me question what is pay - for - play and what is business as usual.

During the trial Silver's own defense attorney insisted that Albany itself was on trial and claimed that Silver's behavior was business as usual in Albany,

Iain gray and his party are now showing it is going to be business as usual through the term of this new parliament.

Kate Payne, spokeswoman for the Canadian Bankers Association, said it will largely be business as usual for its member banks, which include Royal Bank of Canada, Bank of Nova Scotia and Toronto - Dominion Bank Group.

Engineering winter has long since been business as usual in many countries.

Can there be business as usual in the climate of racism, misogyny, homophobia and xenophobia that the election exposed and fostered?

There is currently debate over rates of sediment accumulation, stratigraphy, and whether the Arctic has been permanently covered for 100000, 800000, or millions of years, but I haven't seen any that assert that the present melting we're seeing is business as usual based on the sediment record.

What it really amounts to appears to be much ado about nothing, which is business as usual with the «warmer» crowd.

Career coach Laura Berman Fortgang explained in the Palm Beach Post that because fewer people are taking extended vacations anymore, the corporate world is business as usual, even from June through August.

Doug Healy Principal Lend Lease «Mall tenants might fill Internet orders with store merchandise, and the landlord might demand that sales made to customers within ZIP codes served by the mall be included in gross sales and used to trigger percentage rent, but the reality is business as usual.»

EVEN if the sun were to quieten down appreciably for the rest of this century, it would still be business as usual for global warming.

Speaking to journalists at the end of the proceedings, Chairman of the Lagos State Anti-Land Grabbing Task Force, Mr. Jide Bakare said the administration of Governor Ambode, through the arraignment, was sending a strong message to others still involved in the act of forceful dispossession of property it would no longer be business as usual.

Thompson is business as usual $ $ Aug 15, 2012

The IPCC does not characterize this as «business as usual» and it was selected because it was near the high end (90th percentile) of various non-mitigation scenarios, all of which could be considered to be business as usual scenarios.

Jumping off the cliff and fixing things on the way down is business as usual these days.

The «short suit» is exactly what it sounds like: everything above the belt is business as usual — sport coat over a button - down shirt and sometimes a tie or bowtie — but below the belt, the trousers are chopped off just above the knees leaving one's legs exposed and more emphasis put on the shoes.

CRV's early stage focus means taking big risks is business as usual for us.»

Preaching armageddon is business as usual for John Hagee — this is just another pretext so he can trot out his favorite hobby horse.

Dane Noble of SB Nation's Chicago Bears blog, Windy City Gridiron, writes that the Bears» performance on Sunday was business as usual — business far too long absent.

However, when McCants arrived at UNC back in 2002, he says taking courses designed to pass student - athletes was business as usual.

And it will be business as usual during the transfer window and all through next season with the same old excuses and rethorics from Wenger and the board.

An Alabama win would simply be business as usual.