Sentence examples for enterprises pay from inspiring English sources

Those enterprises pay dividends to the foundation (and, indirectly, to the city).

Predator-watching enterprises pay compensation to herders.

When this happens, security analysts at large enterprises pay close attention.

Small businesses and large enterprises pay Pluralsight to help train their employees.

These partner enterprises pay the college for the fellows' services, which means that the course is free and fellows even get a small stipend to live on.

(Anecdotally, I've seen enterprises pay 10 times more for business insight reports and consultations than for self-service analytics tools).

Dan Gregory, head of policy at Social Enterprise UK, says there's been nothing to stop social enterprises paying large dividends in the past.

The sugar plantations were among the contemporary world's largest and most profitable enterprises, paying about 10 percent on invested capital and on some occasions, such as in Barbados in the 1650s, as much as 40 to 50 percent.

At the auction in 2008, the state-owned enterprises paid $71 a pound, then immediately flipped their first quota from their ivory purchases to factories for up to $530 a pound.

Mackay asked what the Enterprise paid, and Twain said forty dollars a week.

Yet they are expected to work just as hard as if they were being paid the way private enterprise pays but they are not".