Sentence examples for aging enterprise from inspiring English sources

In a 2010 retrospective of the film franchise, author Jill Sherwin suggests the aging Enterprise served as a metaphor for the aging Star Trek franchise.

Moreover, the new-age enterprise users don't want to look at data in rows and columns.

Starting a bank sounds like an impossible Gilded Age enterprise; more befitting of a Rockefeller than today's small business owner.

P/Es of 14 and 16 are fine for old-line companies (banking, manufacturing, automobiles) but have little relevance to Information Age enterprises.

I conducted a full market analysis for the organization that they will use to create an enterprise Aging In Community (AIC) senior housing model.

The age of enterprise has become the age of unearned income, the age of the market the age of market failure, the age of opportunity a steel cage of zero-hours contracts, precarity and surveillance.

The exploration of aging was a lonely enterprise when he set up his lab at Wake Forest: Relatively few scientists shared his interests, and the annual meeting of the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology devoted at most one session to senescence.

This alliance -- a new frontier in health care--will pinpoint gaps in the differences among ethnic aging populations and facilitate new enterprises in aging research.

"Through the age of austerity to a new age of enterprise in which we do what we did in the Olympics and build a world-beating platform for Britain for British people and businesses to compete".

Furthermore, to determine the effect of age on enterprise profits, we estimated the equation using age-squared.

Bradford council is building "industrial centres of excellence": small schools of 300 students aged 14-19 offenterpriserpriskillslls, paid work experience and business-led qualifications – all tailored to what's actually available in the local jobs market.