Sentence examples for a robust enterprise from inspiring English sources

Dr. Gordin writes that the academy ceased to be an appendage of the royal court and evolved into a robust enterprise in which "learning was shielded from turmoil and friendly competition provoked for the sake of learning".

Granted, the pledge does not spell out how child-rearing will become a robust enterprise, but I can only imagine that it will involve things like long morning constitutionals for all parents; deep breaths of good country air; meals of dark bread from the old country and pints of Guinness; slow knee bends; trips to the seashore, and mineral tonic.

His LinkedIn page shows that he joined Google this month after serving a lengthy tenure at Foursquare, which has seen a significant shift from an early darling as a check-in product to one with a robust enterprise business and location data set.

But with a workable, easy-to-use free option to bring teachers in, and a robust enterprise-grade platform to lock in paying schools and districts, Engrade thinks it's onto a winning model.

But it also is building a robust enterprise-focus business, and continues to roll out a variety of tools to woo those businesses with consistent updates to products like its document tool Paper.

Inkling is busy developing a robust, enterprise-grade publishing CMS that lets any publisher turn their hardcopy textbooks into a digital product, while bringing interactive learning content to the iPhone.

But if the American theater is to remain an aesthetically robust enterprise, a vital step may be removing the invisible shackles from the imaginations of playwrights, making it natural — making it possible — for them to dream huge once again.

And while the year began with Google withdrawing Glass from consumer sale, it ended with a report detailing new designs for a more robust enterprise version of the wearable – underscoring that Google isn't giving up on Glass entirely.

In 2010, Holt returned to Engrade, brought in some help, and over the next 18 months, focused on turning the education tool into a more robust, enterprise education platform.

Now, Dropbox is a public company with a nearly $14 billion valuation, and it once again showed Wall Street that it's able to beat expectations with a now more robust enterprise business alongside its consumer roots.

WIthin the next two months, ShareFile plans on introducing an even more robust Enterprise Sync product which will run on Linux and Windows servers, and allow for file sync scheduling and prioritization.