Sentence examples for enterprise devoted to from inspiring English sources

An enterprise devoted to democratic principles that was neither functional nor productive was not a democracy.

"The Co-operative" is a rather touching (and funny) story about an enterprise devoted to providing drinking companions for the lonely.

In 2006, as he prepared to launch a digital enterprise devoted to the exposure of secrets, he wrote a sort of manifesto about the structure of official conspiracy and its effects on human welfare.

@ThadMcIlroy Alessandra is an academic and the co-founder and managing director of Open Book Publishers, a social enterprise devoted to the publication of OA academic books and textbooks.

MAYHEM POETS When Scott Raven Tarazevits, above right, proclaims from the stage of the New Victory Theater -- an enterprise devoted to family audiences -- how much he loves breasts and thighs, you may be tempted to cover the ears of the child sitting next to you.

Much of the interest undoubtedly stemmed from the star power of the cellist Yo-Yo Ma, the artistic director of the Silk Road Project, a performing and educational enterprise devoted to musical globalization and named for the ancient trade route between Eastern Asia and Western Europe.

The transformation of newspapers from enterprises devoted to objective reporting to a cluster of communities, each engaged in its own kind of "news"––and each with its own set of "truths" upon which to base debate and discussion––will mean the loss of a single national narrative and agreed-upon set of "facts" by which to conduct our politics.

The merchants' group, made up mostly of South Asian business owners, is a nonprofit enterprise devoted largely to mundane matters like street parking, garbage pickup, arrangements for Diwali and for a springtime religious festival, the highlights of the year.

The results underscore the importance of avoiding the breezy generalities of what might be called Evolution Lite, an enterprise too often devoted to proclaiming universal truths about deep human nature based on how college students respond to their professors' questionnaires.

That is to say, an enterprise that is mainly devoted to exploration, inquiry, and discovery done for its own sake.

On Her Own Garnett managed a 300-person software- development team at Sybase and then struck out on her own, founding CrossWorlds, a software firm devoted to enterprise application integration (enabling programs from different computer systems to "talk" to one another).