Sentence examples for enterprises to have from inspiring English sources

"Hopscotch" is its most ambitious production, and one of the more complicated operatic enterprises to have been attempted since Richard Wagner staged "The Ring of the Nibelung," over four days, in 1876.

It is often crucial for enterprises to have the capability of analyzing large volumes of data in an effective and timely manner.

This is conducive to the formation of knowledge transfer capacity required by radical innovation, leading enterprises to have a non-linear access to other types of knowledge.

Successfully designing and positioning product/service will lead most enterprises to have the chance to keep the competitive advantages, and consumers also will have clear and strong preferences for product/service (P/S) during competitive environment.

The platform works autonomously detecting hacker traces, without the need for enterprises to have seasoned security analysts on the payroll 24/7 — using profiling and big data analysis to replace the role of the human security analyst.

"For a commercial enterprise to have this much power is shocking," he said in an interview.

"It will also be one that encourages enterprise, to have a go and invest".

In 1995 Kristol wrote, "I deem the neoconservative enterprise to have been a success, to have brought elements that were needed to enliven American conservatism and help reshape American politics".

Last year's Barclays Scottish Open was estimated by Highlands and Islands Enterprise to have contributed more than £5m to the Scottish economy, despite being cut short by thunder storms.

First, choices about the science have much to do with the creation and husbanding of the resources necessary for the enterprise to have an explicit domestic platform.

Without that these enterprises seem to have little attraction.