Sentence examples for enterprising network from inspiring English sources

In fact, an enterprising network executive could do worse than to jettison some of the junk on the current prime-time schedule and turn this into a series.

"Dreamland" is the story of how the nation's addiction epidemic was nurtured into crisis by pharmaceutical salespeople and doctors who billed Oxycontin as a risk-free wonder drug and by an enterprising network of traffickers from a small village in Mexico who delivered black-tar heroin on demand to desperate pill addicts in midsized cities and suburbs across the U.S.

Instead of providing wall-to-wall coverage of the official doings in the First Union Center, some enterprising cable network or Web site might have more aptly set up a hidden 24/7 camera in the lobby of the new Ritz-Carlton Hotel, situated in what used to be the Girard-Mellon Bank buifdings, if only to keep track of the fat cats hoping to buy influence.

In fact, I only mention it in the vague hope you'll go out and buy the DVD in such numbers that some enterprising UK network will consider broadcasting the fifth season, thereby saving me the trouble of illegally downloading it).

MOLI is a social network aimed at "enterprising individuals above the age of 18 and small business owners".

MOLI is a social network aimed at "enterprising individuals above the age of 18 and small business owners", who, for $3.99 will also get a web store, with billing by Google Checkout, or PayPal.

Now, a group of enterprising engineers is looking at a substitute network: smartphones.

Now, enterprising Brazilian hardware hacker Ricardo Reis has shown how bitcoin's Lightning Network can be used to buy items (in this case bottles of Coca-Cola) from a vending machine.

All three major U.S. television networks broadcast their nightly newscasts from Tokyo, and enterprising reporters examined the Japanese economic miracle in all its aspects.

Davis speaks at conferences and workshops for enterprising families around the world, such as the World Economic Forum, Harvard Business Review, YPO and WPO, Cambridge Institute for Family Enterprise, and Family Business Network, as well as for financial institutions, private member networks, and individual family companies.

One socially enterprising organisation that's actively embracing failure as a driver of innovation is Hub Ottawa, part of the global Hub network of co-working spaces that includes London-based Hubs in Islington, Kings Cross and Westminster.