Sentence examples for days of enterprise from inspiring English sources

In the early days of enterprise computing the adage was that no one ever got fired for buying IBM.

I haven't seen many companies like these since the good old days of enterprise software.

A board member of mine recently told me a story about the "good old days" of enterprise software.

Ross Mayfield, one of the founders of PingPad, has been around since the earliest days of Enterprise 2.0, founding Socialtext, an early proponent of enterprise collaboration tools that mimicked the ease of web-based tools like blogs and wikis emerging in the early 2000s.

In the early days of his first enterprise, selling funnel cakes at fairs, there was the time when, tired of losing money on inclement days, he bought weather insurance — and proceeded to lose even more money than he had when it rained.

From the earliest days of the Zionist enterprise in Palestine, the West has portrayed the resultant conflict in a simplistic equation--Jewish humanity confronting the Arab problem--real people versus an abstraction.

He was closely involved in the early days of two major theatrical enterprises of the last century, the English Stage Company at the Royal Court, and the National Theatre.

The only result of this kind of overload is to paralyse the economic players a little more each day and to hold back freedom of enterprise.

Currently, China has an unfunded pension system that it inherited from the days of central planning, when state enterprises provided cradle-to-grave welfare for workers.

Instead of trading in cheap local baskets that ended up as ethnic chic in the early days of Soho, they have built enterprises like the multimillion-dollar silver jewelry and accessories venture founded by a Canadian, John Hardy.

The crew of the two versions of Enterprise work together and enable the present-day Enterprise to enter a subspace corridor to allow Captain Jonathan Archer Scott Bakulaa) to meet with the Xindi Council.