The word "entrepreneurial" is correct and usable in written English
You can use it to describe someone or something that demonstrates qualities associated with an entrepreneur, such as creativity, ambition, or risk-taking. For example: "He had an entrepreneurial spirit that led him to develop his own successful business."
That means ensuring that those who do come here are the brightest and the best, the people we really need with the skills and entrepreneurial talent to create the British jobs and growth that will help us to win in the global race".
Which brings us to 2014, where tech-clusters and high-speed trains are on the menu, attracting all the cachet associated with dynamic entrepreneurial economies on the up, they are the latest in a long line of optimistic modernising visions for the north.
Unfortunately, this was a great idea in theory but running an entrepreneurial business within the confines and culture of a bank proved to be rather challenging.
Tuxedo was one of the first prepaid businesses in the UK, launching its first prepaid product in 2007 and while it was very entrepreneurial, its business model and approach weren't quite right.
Saudi Arabia is not the only potential beneficiary of Grayling's entrepreneurial spirit.
And I was itching to follow my entrepreneurial dream.
Solution: Kick Start told The Atlantic that, since 1991, their pumps have lifted 667,000 people out of poverty, helping to "create an entrepreneurial middle class, starting with the family farm".
Labour's response must be similarly broad-based and bold: an entrepreneurial industrial policy that creates good jobs; a regional policy that helps blue-collar areas which have suffered the most; an immigration policy that stops the exploitative use of migrant labour; and active trade unions to protect the pay and conditions of workers.
This would learn from the mass appeal of cultural movements like Afrofuturism, take on the knowledge and international clout of the Foresight for Development programme, delivered with the entrepreneurial audacity of the Ampion Venture Bus Africa and Thomas Aquilina's attention to detail.
The plan was to run the new prepaid cards business as a startup within the bank, combining the professionalism of a bank with the entrepreneurial spirit of a startup.
Monetarists - whose leading light was Milton Friedman at the University of Chicago - believed that if governments simply left the economy alone and instructed the central bank to control the money supply, inflation would be banished, entrepreneurial activity would thrive, economic growth would take off and unemployment would disappear.
