Sentence examples for entrepreneurship whose from inspiring English sources

They combine a kind of religious entrepreneurship, whose programs employ almost 50,000 other professionals, with a very personal ministry.

After the couple moved to the United States, Tara eventually fled the role of tag-along Indian wife, and Bish transformed himself as well -- into "the poster boy of Indian entrepreneurship," whose brilliant bandwidth concept for computers now connects the world.

The proof is in events like Steve Case's Rise of the Rest tour, a whistle-stop paean to entrepreneurship whose first leg wrapped up over the summer.

Our results identified groups of fishers whose entrepreneurship capacity is vulnerable to environmental and market changes, informing future needs for technical assistance and support.

Examples of some of the items in the modified version include "I have a mentor who gives me competent advice about handling business opportunities", 'I have a mentor whose entrepreneurship skills have influenced my desire to build similar skills'.

They are women whose entrepreneurship represents the pinnacle of hard-fought financial freedom.

As a good guide and for better understanding of the basics of social entrepreneurship, few noteworthy people whose work exemplifies the modern definition of "social entrepreneurship" include: Florence Nightingale founder of the first nursing school and developer of modern nursing practices; Robert Owen, founder of the cooperative movement; and Vinoba Bhave, founder of India's Lang Gift Movement.

"We first moved to New Zealand from Germany in 2003 and launched Mámor, and then wanting to expand we decided to move to Melbourne in 2010," recalled Howard Frederick, whose book, Entrepreneurship Theory Process Practice, is due out  in September and focuses on enterprise start-ups for seniors.

One of these programs is Entrepreneurship Bootcamp for Veterans with Disabilities (EBV), which in 2011, was named by Inc. Magazine as one of the "10-Best" entrepreneurship programs in the United States, whose emphasis is on 'entrepreneurship', not on veteran entrepreneurship.

Lopata, whose background is in entrepreneurship and who spent five years in Asia, believes that a product like Micgoat has the opportunity to turn the tide.

David A. Pride is a professional speaker whose talks on youth entrepreneurship, social media marketing and client engagement have taken him across the country and around the world.