Sentence examples for enterprise is expected from inspiring English sources

The whole enterprise is expected to cost $250,000.

Once an idea becomes a company, Merrill Lynch hopes to become its first client and strategic partner, and of course, the new enterprise is expected to eventually turn a profit, says fund manager Eileen Marckioni Eileen Marckioni.

According to a Gartner report titled "Forecast: Blockchain Business Value, Worldwide, 2017-2030", the potential value of blockchain or distributed ledger technology [DLT] to the enterprise is expected to grow to more than $360 billion by 2026, and subsequently exceed $3.1 trillion by 2030.

The 350 to 500 jobs in the television network, which is a new enterprise, are expected to pay an average of $98,000 annually, according to city officials.

Reiterating a regular talking point, Mr. Walton said the profits for the global CNN enterprise were expected to grow this year for the seventh consecutive year, despite the slipping ratings for the flagship channel.

It is part of the fledgling Source Radio Network, and on Monday, Source Enterprises is expected to announce a joint venture with the radio syndicator Excelsior Radio Networks (XRN).

Occupational health service (OHS) consultancy on workplace design processes in client enterprises is expected also to entail some elements of learning.

At the same time, clinicians throughout the health care enterprise are expecting remote access to nuclear medicine images whereas nuclear medicine physicians require reliable access at the point of care to the electronic medical record and to medical images from radiology and cardiology.

Mr. Tisch and Mr. Stewart said Tribeca Enterprises was expected to use the new financing to expand its media activities beyond the annual film festival.

While he claimed victory at this year's annual session of the National People's Congress, which ended Thursday, many more state enterprises are expected to close, sending millions more workers into an economy ill equipped to deal with them.

According to Forrester research, 10% of enterprises are expected to manage or support Android OS smartphones by the end of 2010.