Sentence examples for enterprise at which from inspiring English sources
The energy revolution is a material project that arouses moral fervor — exactly the sort of enterprise at which Americans excel.
Along the way, the Lone Man meets a variety of colourful characters, all of a philosophical bent, who have to be reminded of their essential roles in some conspiratorial enterprise, at which we can only guess.
Having since read, I think, pretty much every line he ever published — including his theatre criticism, not represented here, his radio broadcasts, and even his verse — I was for a long time a passionate Maximilian, even making a failed college effort to turn his novel, "Zuleika Dobson," into a musical comedy, an enterprise at which Wolcott Gibbs and George and Ira Gershwin also failed.
private enterprise, at which point it would be free to compete with.
Inevitably this will drive up enterprise value, at which point the firms can be sold or taken public.
"That really helped us launch the whole category [of TV DVDs]," says Steve Ronson, Steve Ronson, senior vice president of enterprises at A&E Television, which is a joint venture of Hearst, The Walt Disney Co. unit ABC, and General Electric unit NBC.
This morning, the Navy captain who commands the Enterprise said the rate at which warplanes had actually dropped munitions had remained "about the same" on the third night of the strikes.
And the part-time job available at Enterprise, which he's now been working at three days a week for more than five years, fitted the bill.
At Enterprise, which does 95percentt of its rentals from nonairport locations, business is up by double digits this summer, as it has been for several summers, said Sarah Bustamante, a spokeswoman for the St. Louis-based company.
However, the episode received the second lowest number of viewers received by Enterprise at that point, which was blamed on it being aired opposite the series finale of Dawson's Creek.
The ultimate benchmark of value is price at which actual enterprises change hands.
