Sentence examples for enterprises chances from inspiring English sources

Given its high price, Google's new Chromebook Pixel isn't likely to make a dent in these numbers anytime soon, but Google is obviously highly committed to this project and as we see more low-priced Chromebooks hit the market (and schools and enterprises), chances are these numbers will continue to creep up in the coming month.

No matter how forward-thinking you were when you began your enterprise, chances are technology is changing consumer expectations in your thriving enterprise.

This model shows that compared to non-state-controlled enterprises, the chance for central government-controlled enterprises to build interlocking directorate networks is 2.74 times higher, the chance for provincial government-controlled enterprises is 1.83 times higher, and the chance for city government-controlled enterprises is 1.31 times higher.

Alice Vaughan works for 3Space, an organisation which offers charities and social enterprises the chance to set up pop-up stores in empty locations.

"In the internal market you have to give other countries' enterprises a chance to make a bid, for example in a road project," he said.

The overall rollout should be fairly fast, so if you are a G Suite Enterprise admin, chances are it's already available in your account.

Traditionally, when you want to give a new phone to an enterprise user, chances are some poor admin has to deal with ensuring that the device is configured correctly and that all the right policies are in place.

Its social enterprise – 2nd Chance – provides sandwiches made by offenders and ex-offenders and sold in the tea bars.

At least to provide an enterprise a chance of continued survival what may be required is a structure that is more organic and self-organising in nature.

Problem loans total roughly $200 billion, reducing credit for productive enterprises and increasing chances of a financial crisis.

The company's new COO Sandeep Johri was, among other things, responsible for implementing the overall strategy for HP's enterprise business, so chances are that the company will continue to push even deeper into the enterprise market in the near future.