Sentence examples for common enterprises from inspiring English sources

The best restaurant in town was a tiny luncheonette, and thrift stores were the most common enterprises.

Following World War II, Southern Baptists increasingly isolated themselves from other Christian churches, feeling no need to cooperate with them in common enterprises.

Indeed, much of human fellowship and solidarity is founded upon the support and comfort we lend to each other in times of need, and in the common enterprises by which we seek to secure ourselves and one another against the depredations of natural evil.

Many philosophers treat their theories as extensions of themselves; his seemed more like a common enterprise.

Sallie Bennett-Jenkins QC, for Asher Johnson, said there was no evidence of any common enterprise between her client and Green.

It has been the effort of the Chinese delegation to promote harmony and the success of this great common enterprise.

If all big research universities were to pledge not to use lightened teaching loads as a bargaining chip, a "common enterprise university" might stand a decent chance.

People still know each other; there's a sense of courtesy and common enterprise that's refreshing in the practice of law.

The session was as riveting as it was unusual, with the justices treating the lawyers as essential partners in the common enterprise of translating theory into practice.

It was my desk, where I would think my thoughts — my unique contribution to a common enterprise, in a real company with hundreds of employees.

Today, the spirit of individualism is so pronounced that people pine a bit for the days when they felt unified by a common enterprise.