Sentence examples for entrepreneurial outlets from inspiring English sources

Small, independent, entrepreneurial outlets are precisely what Brixton has always done best: whinge all you want about an influx of Stradas and Starbucks, but not over a smart young couple serving homely grub in generous portions at what you'll see below are bargain-basement prices.

From weaving a multilayered licensing deal, to launching a company, to selling the technology outright, the dizzying array of entrepreneurial outlets can be unfamiliar territory for a professor whose training has been spent in the lab.

Her Tupperware parties were not only a huge success for the company, they also provided an entrepreneurial outlet to stay-at-home wives across the country.

"Entrepreneurial dreams" Special Issue.

The country, though, badly needs institutions, monetary/tax laws and arrangements that will enable these entrepreneurial impulses to find a productive outlet at home.

And they have responded to the legal and regulatory constraints on their product with entrepreneurial flair, elbowing their way into niche outlets like Manhattan bodegas, negotiating with overseas distributors and pulling off publicity stunts to grab attention for their cigarettes, which they promote as the "honest alternative to Big Tobacco".

Both entrepreneurial political bloggers, they found themselves hired by mainstream outlets before the 2012 election campaign.

A business group is calling for more "entrepreneurial thinking" in Ipswich to replace empty town centre shops with other outlets.

"As traditional careers in music have to some degree diminished, the more entrepreneurial activities have increased, and self-made chamber music festivals are a realistic outlet for young musicians.

Now Bloomberg is taking that entrepreneurial ethos and making an aggressive push into the Washington media terrain long dominated by trade publications and news outlets like Congressional Quarterly and National Journal, which charge high subscription fees to provide lobbyists and Capitol Hill insiders with information on the nuts-and-bolts of lawmaking and government regulation.

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