1.   His business methods were unconventional but successful.

2.   Quite a few companies adopted Japanese business methods.

3.   This suspiciously resembles the city technology colleges, a Conservative initiative that tried to introduce business methods into areas of educational disadvantage.

4.   The dead hand of socialism and bureacracy was contrasted with the wealth-generating success of American business people and business methods.

5.   The main problem with such a claim in the employment context is the difficulty of separating knowledge of business methods from the general skills etc of the employee.

6.   A claim in Morris regarding general business methods was defeated because of this difficulty.

7.   If blanket assertions regarding business methods can be broken down into categories then a claim of confidence may succeed.

8.   And companies will have a limited right to continue using business methods, without paying royalties, if they employed them before finding out that they had been patented.

9.   But small retailers willing to change their business methods still are viable, the authors contend.

10.   But she applies business methods to make a business profit.