Sentence examples for far more enterprising from inspiring English sources
Its captain, Michael Clarke, was far more enterprising than his ultraorthodox English counterpart, Alastair Cook.
That was a reminder of Barça's lingering threat, yet Roma were far more enterprising and, when Manolas darted to the near post to meet Kolarov's corner, they were all off the bench to join in the manic celebrations.
While the Owls were unfortunate not to have at least drawn level prior to half-time, the second period was a far more enterprising affair, with chances at both ends.
On paper the Bolshoi's Moscow repertory under Mr. Ratmansky looked extremely impressive and far more imaginative and enterprising than that of his predecessors and indeed of most Western companies.
We make life difficult for the broad mass of graduates, who are far more important for the healthy functioning of a democratic society and an enterprising economy than a parasitic elite that has forgotten its social obligations.
IN the last few years, renowned architects and enterprising developers have rushed to put their stamp on Manhattan with contemporary condominium buildings that have seemed far more inventive than the staid old co-ops of the Upper East Side.
The more enterprising wave dollar bills.
They were more enterprising and mature here.
Pakistan's top brass are even more enterprising.
There's limited interest in watching the enterprising theater troupe, Filter, attempt a partial deconstruction of the play: That's the sort of thing Manhattan's Wooster Group does more fully and with far more ease.
