Sentence examples for enterprise contributing from inspiring English sources

(Established thriller writer Thomas Chastain was credited as co-author, so perhaps it's truer to say Hayes lent her name to the enterprise, contributing ideas and gossipy insider touches).

The toolkit can be used to determine (i) the relative risk of a farm enterprise contributing to microbial watercourse pollution and (ii) appropriate and targeted mitigation to reduce the risk of FIO loss from land to water.

In return my ancestors, through their forced labour and their enterprise, contributed greatly to the development of this country.

This enterprise contributes to the loss of the family savings, in the midst of the economic debacle before the second world war.

But the very boldness of his enterprise contributed to its success; after a six months' march through Spain and Gaul and over the Alps, which the Romans were nowhere in time to oppose, Hannibal arrived (autumn 218) in the plain of the Po with 20,000 foot soldiers and 6,000 horses, the pick of his African and Spanish levies.

eBay Enterprise contributed $246 million in revenue for the second quarter, an 11% increase.

The praxes and supportive discursive communities constitutive of Africana philosophy will have to meet certain institutionalized rules governing scholarly practices even as those of us committed to the development of the enterprise contribute to critiques and refinements of these institutionalized rules while devising and proposing others.

Presumably, because both Senator Obama and Senator McCain have railed against lobbying, it will be necessary to determine what lobbying and other "government relations" activities of Fannie Mae, a government sponsored enterprise, contributed to its fall and lack of oversight.

The income from the Borjomi waters enterprise contributed to the wealth of Mikhail's son and successor Nikolay, who was the richest of all Russian grand dukes by 1914.In 1890 was built the first bottling plant of Borjomi.

Privately owned enterprises contribute only 11.1% of processing trade, while their contribution to ordinary trade is 43%.

In the United States, family enterprises contribute over 64% of GDP and generate 62% of employment.