Sentence examples for enterprises may be able from inspiring English sources
A debt sale by Freddie Mac reassured investors that the government-sponsored enterprises may be able to survive without a government bailout, but the broader financial sector was reeling after reports of internal strife at Lehman Brothers filtered out over the weekend.
A charity or social enterprise may be able to issue bonds if it has a viable underlying source of revenue with which to repay the bondholders.
A debt sale by Freddie Mac reassured investors that the government-sponsored enterprise (GSE) may be able to survive without a government bailout, but the broader financial sector was reeling on reports of internal strife at Lehman Brothers.
The trend is driven by the fact that many SMBs and enterprises do not have core competencies in security and may be able to achieve more cost-effective and robust security through third-party support.
But having touted so many dubious enterprises, some of which are trading for less than the price of a cup of coffee, plaintiffs may be able to shame them into settlements.
They may be able to do it once, twice, maybe three times; there may be a big timber area that could be the base enterprise.
But others say prosecutors may be able to develop a sound case on the ground that American companies are profiting from the success of Internet casinos, a plainly illegal enterprise in the United States.
