Sentence examples for classical enterprises from inspiring English sources

In Nobrow, artists show at K mart, museums are filled with TV screens, and the soundtrack of "Titanic" is not only a best-selling classical album but one that supports the dying classical enterprises of old-style highbrow musicians... Around Broome, you come to the hip-hop emporia that have sprung up around Canal Jeans.

The use of a classical enterprise integration approach mostly needs tailoring to different applications.

Generally, productivity growth is a boon, but it creates problems for non-productive enterprises like classical music, education, and car repair: to keep luring talent, they have to increase wages, or else people eventually migrate to businesses that pay better.

Reading Mr Linker, however, one gets the idea that the entire classical liberal tradition is an enterprise in state-smashing utopianism.

Some schools of thought, however, have viewed strategic management as an informal, unstructured, and instinctive decision-making course that does not bear the rational analytical systems of the classical approaches espoused to the small enterprises by classical theorists (Carson 1990; Minzberg 1978, 2001; Quinn 1980; Verreynne 2006).

Judson organized seven independent concert managers into a combined enterprise, Columbia Concerts Corporation, which brought classical subscription concerts to communities in the nation's heartland.

Of more importance, keeping horses let alone selectively breeding them for size, strength, and power was a highly labour-intensive and capital-intensive enterprise for which the classical world was not organized.

Said Abu-Taleb of the home-grown enterprise, "It's important to have classical arts locally, and it's important to support the arts as part of our society here in Oak Park".

It's just that "contemporary classical music for most composers is not a commercially viable enterprise".

A good illustration of the current shift in enterprise software, he says, is the difference between classical and quantum physics.

'Methodological naturalists', writes Papineau (2007), 'see philosophy and science as engaged in essentially the same enterprise, pursuing similar ends and using similar methods.' In classical Indian philosophical systems, we find instances of method continuity as well as result continuity.