Risk is the watchword in an enterprise that could be described as Elizabeth Streb with whimsy.
Any possibility of completing the canal across Panama was gone; its sole hope lay in holding together an enterprise that could be offered for sale.
Bret D. Schundler, the conservative mayor of Jersey City, sounded more like a street-corner preacher in pre-Disney Times Square: he warned that public education in New Jersey was a wasteful enterprise that could be corrected only by letting parents opt to send their children, and their taxes, to privately run schools.
An example of a thriving enterprise that could be impacted by the transmission lines is the Omega Institute for Holistic Studies near Rhinebeck, which attracts 25,000 visitors annually to its cutting-edge seminars.
Nuance has no shortage of well-defined operations like medical, enterprise and consumer that could be sold or spun off.
Machine Hits the Brakes | Nuance Communications, which has attracted Carl C. Icahn's interest, has no shortage of well-defined operations like medical, enterprise and consumer that could be sold or spun off, Robert Cyran of Reuters Breakingviews writes.
One NHS hospital is about to experience a new kind of management, run by a social enterprise, an approach that could be tried with other struggling hospitals.
The election in August will be a far-flung enterprise, a logistical wonder that could be vulnerable to attack.
By e-mail, Donahue noted some of the difficulties of such an enterprise: a massive set that could be reassembled whole in each new venue to support the show's computerized flying system, as well as the challenge of filling massive stadiums night after night.
However complicated the engineering challenges, however daunting the cost, the canal was a similar enterprise: a futuristic idea that could be made into a reality.
