Sentence examples for enterprise specializing from inspiring English sources
The three met as interior design students and launched an enterprise specializing in dorm rooms and small-space decorating.
LONDON -- Alisa Moussaieff, head of a multimillion-dollar jewelry enterprise specializing in exceptionally rare and precious stones, has a relationship with the raw materials of her trade that is both romantic and practical.
Matt Wilkinson, the general manager at Talenthouse, a social media enterprise specializing in promotions like this one, stressed Mr. Timberlake's actual interest in photography (apart from being a subject).
LONDON — Alisa Moussaieff, head of a multimillion-dollar jewelry enterprise specializing in exceptionally rare and precious stones, has a relationship with the raw materials of her trade that is both romantic and practical.
Yes, this is more than just a story about an entrepreneurial pair who, out of the humble beginnings of their San Francisco home, built what would become a $50 million enterprise, specializing in body, skin and hair care based on botanically derived essentials oils.
Dan Kraemer is a principal at IA Collaborative, a creative enterprise specializing in branding, graphic and interface design, product development and strategic research.
As written up in the New York Times, C.W. Pencil Enterprise specializes in pencils, both new and vintage, for collectors as well as people who just need to write stuff down.
Many of them work for French restaurants, French banks and enterprises specializing in perfume, high fashion and luxury goods.
Her company, Bova Enterprises, specializes in corporate human systems development -- accountable managerial leadership, team development, and individual career strategy formulation.
In order to meet the requirements of industrial implementations a co-operative effort has been set up which involves the German aircraft industry, the DLR, several universities and some small enterprises specialized in numerical optimization.
What's more startling is that about 29 percent of the growth in the number of indie releases appears to have come from just two companies, Magnolia and IFC Films; both enterprises specialize in matching what is often an extremely limited theatrical release of a movie with an overlapping video-on-demand presence.
