Sentence examples for enterprises and developing from inspiring English sources

At Acumen and the subsequent roles after, I traveled the world investing in social enterprises and developing entrepreneur incubation programs.

"This funding will help us further accelerate company momentum on a global basis, build out our presence among large enterprises and develop both new and existing products, including our real-time analytics platform to enable more organizations make better data-driven business decisions".

Colleges and universities need to split off their more pure academic enterprises and develop more practical pathways for students to educate themselves for careers.

It may seem like a crazy omission for a platform that's being pegged with potential in markets as varying as enterprise and developing economies, and that's at least partially because of how these Ubuntu apps are meant to work.

WinMo 6.5 is going to stick around for enterprise and developing countries, so unless you're tied to the OS for those reasons, I'm sure you wouldn't mind ditching your current 6.5 handset for a shiny new WinPho 7 device when it comes out.

A major strategic effort is required from power enterprises in developed and developing countries alike, to deal with the increasing grid complexity to integrate diverse energy resources, including the intermittency of wind, into the power systems.

Working closely with these enterprise customers and developing their requirements has played a part in establishing Gibraltar as the world's leading egaming jurisdiction.

Why is social franchising more successful and recognised there than in social enterprise and developed economies – and why is social enterprise less recognised?

Enterprise Architecting is an approach for analyzing an enterprise level system and developing candidate architectures for the enterprise to deliver value.

They called their enterprise ThunderAnt and developed some of the characters and situations — notably, the feminist bookstore — that are now mainstays of "Portlandia".

From the start Houphouët-Boigny pursued liberal free-enterprise policies and developed Côte d'Ivoire's cash-crop agriculture at a time when many other African nations were pursuing costly and abortive attempts at state-run industrialization.