Sentence examples for enterprise has failed from inspiring English sources

Again and again, someone, like the fine sportswriter Allen Barra, has tried to match Bill James and write a football abstract, and, again and again, the enterprise has failed.

The free market zealots will be horrified, of course, for surely the government could never succeed where private enterprise has failed.

This does not mean that the enterprise has failed, or is hopeless.

Let's not forget that Qantas' problems run deep: those in charge of the enterprise have failed to plan for a sustainable and innovative future.

But Occupy mercilessly exposed that the politics of Bloomberg – a kind of "lifestyle liberalism," combining surface tolerance for minorities and lip service to green issues with adoration for rapacious, unregulated private enterprise – had failed millions of New Yorkers and had long since run its course.

Not only is it remote, short of water and too dependent on digging things up from the ground but, according to Mr Wang, poor managers at its state-owned enterprises have failed to restructure its businesses or upgrade its technology.

An audit by HUD's Inspector General last September found that one Las Vegas field services company, Innotion Enterprises, had failed to maintain "at a high standard of care" more than one-third of the properties audited.

So now it seems a cruel joke that, as the sparkle fades from the market economy, it is private enterprise that has failed them.

"The traditional model of enterprise software has failed the customer," he declares.

If they cannot get their advice accepted in the clinch – or, worse yet, if they have no useful advice to offer – the whole enterprise of economic scholarship has failed in its most essential duty.

Although all employers are now required to pay health insurance fees for employed migrant workers, the scheme has failed to include all enterprises due to difficulties in enforcement.