Sentence examples for enterprise flat from inspiring English sources

Benefit cuts will take £940 from every adult in places like Blackpool, draining the local economy of demand and any hope of business revival: rolling back the state steamrolls private enterprise flat.

The research firm said it expects strong results from U.S. enterprise, flat service provider and mixed advanced tech operations "with significant strength" in voice over Internet protocol (VoIP) and security operations and softness in storage area networks.

Too often though, the pitch to the enterprise falls flat or a promising pilot gets sidelined.

Shorten in part blamed the "flat" enterprise bargaining system, which he said was "going nowhere".

But the 49ers seemed to trade in the productivity of Gore and Davis, their two best offensive players, for more variety, and the entire enterprise fell surprisingly flat.

The company's services are free for peer-to-peer users and it monetizes by charging enterprise clients a flat fee.

The company is taking few chances with Scion, especially after a similar Japanese brand-building enterprise, called Will, fell flat.

Right now, similar to other infrastructure plays, for indie developers, Crittercism charges based on volume and for enterprise charges a small flat rate per month based on the number of active monthly users using their apps.

The first Star Trek movie models constructed were small study models for Planet of the Titans based on designs by Adam and McQuarrie, but these flat-hulled Enterprise concepts were abandoned when that film was cancelled (although one was later used in the spacedock in the movie Star Trek III, and another later appeared in the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode "The Best of Both Worlds").

Amazon.com AWS had a seven-year public cloud head-start, and many enterprises were caught flat-footed with the private cloud.

Estonian governments have tended to pursue strongly free-market economic policies, privatising state enterprises, introducing a flat-rate income tax, liberalising regulation, encouraging free trade and and keeping public debt low.