Sentence examples for expecting enterprise from inspiring English sources

But now that the FAA has begun more freely authorizing the use of unmanned aerial vehicles for non-governmental purposes, Greiner is expecting enterprise customers of all kinds to start ordering them, from mining to port security to construction to even media companies.

Within hours of Debenhams confirming its intention to return to the stock market, two leading analysts warned the company's expected enterprise value of between2.888 billion pounds and 3.15 billion pounds ($5.12 billion and $5.60 billion) was far too expensive.

Canonical said in a statement that it expects enterprise customers will be drawn to its upcoming Ubuntu phone software, but if it's as good-looking and easy-to-use as it appears in demo videos, consumers weary of Apple's iOS and Google's Android could be clamoring for it, too.

Expect enterprise offerings to be a big part of DBX.

He told me that he expects enterprise customers will start demanding more from RPA companies, moving beyond a simple POC to expect a full implementation roadmap from vendors.

However, the deal also translates into 9 times this year's expected enterprise value-to-Ebitda, including synergies, which is below USA Compression's recent multiple of 10.2 times, the analysts pointed out.

As these tools mature and achieve greater validation, I expect enterprises to finally turn their back on the broken smartphone ecosystem for the things that matter most.

It will be meaningless expecting our enterprises market success without establishing a proper financial institute which shall lent currency without challenging guaranty requirements.

This being Mr. Gervais, do not expect the enterprise to be too serious.

Salient factors include (1) a poorer first half than we expected from enterprise where we now factor in a full year loss; (2) better than expected on engineering and design; (3) stronger than expected cash generation.

Speaking to reporters in Manchester, Mr. Romney waved aside the attacks, saying he had expected "free enterprise" to be put "on trial" by Democrats, but said he was not worried by the attacks from his Republican rivals.