Sentence examples for enterprising nature from inspiring English sources

Remember: tenacity + a desire to edify + an enterprising nature – sloth = a beguiling result.

"I think I'm innately that way," she says of her enterprising nature.

Showing the industrious and enterprising nature of the Fringe here, each cast member seems to have their own individual Fringe show too.

It's a creative existence that suits Pharoah and Yoo's enterprising, experimental nature.

In order to select employees to take the role of health ambassadors the middle managers in the 6 companies were asked to identify and appoint candidates in their department using all following criteria: A health ambassador should be a team worker, find it easy to motivate colleagues, enterprising at nature, and having at least 5 years seniority at the workplace.

So if you'd like some solid money tips you can apply to your personal life, here are three wildlife strategies from Mother Nature's most enterprising species.

How will the nature of the two regimes the volatility and enterprising spirit of democratic Athens, the conservatism and caution of slaveholding Sparta shape the contest?

"[B]lack men in Africa must do what enterprising men do in all other new lands: they must BEND NATURE TO THEIR WANTS AND WISHES" (253).

On the last blissfully oblivious Sept. 10, fear was nothing more than engrossing entertainment: television contestants faced terror for cash, slasher films proliferated, and enterprising writers continued to find novel ways to stage the age-old Man Versus Nature Smackdown.

But their nature is so gentle, their honey sweet, and their moral character benign and enterprising.

In "Proust's Complaint," for example, he probes what Proust called an "infirmity in my nature," and what Mr. Shattuck calls "this distressing perverseness that dogs the most enterprising activities of the human mind and seems to deprive it of satisfaction".