How to pronounce “business as usual” in English

I think the business as usual scenario is actually very familiar to economists who study economic growth.

AI is business as usual.

This is why business as usual cannot work.

only see business as usual, then we should expect history as usual.

to up-end business as usual.

So 1998 is business as usual in the service, right?

Was it business as usual, or something completely different, new sense of purpose?

over and it's business as usual and if you read in This Book You'll there's some cities in China we're not talking

But she was met mostly with a business as usual attitude.

So if we carry on with business as usual, if big companies continue exploiting the natural resources that are finite, if governments continue

But it won't be done by business as usual, and it might not be achieved next quarter.

And it's just kind of business as usual.

So you get with that-- business as usual.

There's obviously the faction who wants business as usual.

growing again it was back to business as usual right emissions going up and up

It's pretty much back to business as usual.” They're doing the expensive lunches and having a lot of fun.

That's business as usual.

to host it, business as usual.

So coffee lands are going away under a kind of a business as usual scenario.

Either we find a solution or we stick with the business as usual level pollution and get used to the wars, famines, droughts, floods,

John Merrow: Business as usual was out the door.

well in reality they're smart they do their job well business as usual works we know it it's tested and new

board are not taken for granted they're not business as usual they're brand new so let's talk as it says here we need

What's the business as usual scenario and what would constrain the growth that would produce that outcome?

And aspects of the business as usual scenario.

On the other hand, based on the business as usual scenario, we've got weak links, right?

And turtles and crocs, it's just business as usual across the boundary.

This one here, this is the business as usual.

So that's your business as usual.

So business as usual.

in oil and gas in the greenwashing and the statements about what they are doing versus the actual move from the business as usual to

the alliance and the way that the alliance used to operate um it is just not business as usual anymore and there

People have to really, really wake up and come out of the normal business as usual thinking and understanding, and start looking at this subject very, very seriously.

If there's too little stress, you will just do business as usual.

This kind of category-induced hallucination is pretty much business as usual for your brain.

It was just like, wow, this isn't business as usual.

And I was so uncomfortable in 1994, that the last thing I wanted was to do business as usual.

And currently, everybody thinks they're going to keep doing business as usual, and shave off a little here and shave off a little there.

world is today is not the way the world is going to be tomorrow so just extrapolating business as usual today which is basically what the red line was

Well, let's talk about some of those simulations because you characterize it really in two scenarios a kind of business as usual scenario and then another one in where

Well, I mean, it looks difficult right now because the whole world is almost moving as still as a business as usual scenario.

So the lawyers were great, but they were also a little wary about, this all has to be under the rules of business as usual.

And by the end of the century, these things won't be able to stick around based on business as usual projections of carbon emissions.

Because when someone loves us enough to shake us up a bit and make it uncomfortable to do business as usual,

Now for me, that is a paradigmatically philosophical kind of moment, where you in a way stop business as usual

And one group they put through an eight-week mindfulness training course, and the other group was just doing business as usual.

So not exactly a secret, this is business as usual in the museum world.

Business as usual I would argue is