Sentence examples for enterprising industry from inspiring English sources

Are you running the equivalent of a slave labor plantation, eking out everything you can from your golden handcuffed workers, in order to produce, produce, produce -- with the only objective being profit -- or are you creating a thriving, enterprising industry, knowing that well-managed, healthy, happy, appreciated staff are going to give you the best long-term returns? .

"The Irish hate our order, our civilization, our enterprising industry, our pure religion," wrote then prime minister Benjamin Disraeli.

A small, enterprising tourist industry has grown up with the influx of foreigners working with the UN in Luanda since the failed elections of 1992.

And it still might save our innovative and enterprising biotech industry if only the FDA would get out of the way or more accurately, get into the drug development process and work with the companies there on a near-daily basis.

Over the longer term, the private sector can engage in Public-Private Partnership (PPP) style investments that will shift conservative government-owned bodies into more enterprising growth industries, rebalance the typical government over-employment, and create vibrant and fast-paced job opportunities that are driven by market demands.

The industry is young, inventive, brash, enterprising, powerful, well intentioned within the limits of enlightened self-interest.

Though the American film industry was founded largely by enterprising immigrants and has been fed by successive streams of talented émigrés, Hollywood has generally preferred to depict an idealized, homogeneous America, where the nonwhite and the nonnative linger in the margins and the shadows.

But Japanese industry in general is being less enterprising.

But now that online dating is a billion-dollar industry, state officials, public safety advocates and enterprising businesses are calling for further safeguards.

But enterprising computer scientists looking to break into the supercomputing industry can also learn them on their own.

The celebrity stalking industry can be dated back to the 1950s, when enterprising young bucks on Hollywood Boulevard began selling maps showing the homes of movie stars.