It is first and foremost an enterprise solution that quite frankly, Amazon should adopt it -- yesterday.
Fittingly, the campaign is a collaboration with Wired, the foremost media enterprise devoted to the worship of all things new.
But it's all very well talking about communities and meaning, but actually WeWork is, first and foremost, a commercial enterprise with a $10bn valuation and not some hippy lovefest.
First and foremost, it bought him enterprises he so desperately wanted as customers.
The bottom line is that the NCAA, despite being a nonprofit and showering viewers with commercials about how most of their charges are "going pro in something other than sports," is first and foremost a money making enterprise.
It found that political reform had displaced reform of state enterprises as their foremost concern.
"Boldness of enterprise is the foremost cause of [America's] rapid progress, its strength and its greatness," Alexis de Tocqueville wrote nearly a couple of centuries ago.
Turner also knew that a merger would connect Turner Broadcasting to a Hollywood studio, a giant music company, the country's largest magazine-publishing enterprise, and its foremost cable system.
So perhaps we should save the term "criminal enterprise" for those enterprises that are involved first and foremost in crime, such as the Crips or that incorrigible gang of older fellows on my dad's side of the family who worked for Lyndon Johnson before he was president.
As The New York World editorialized, "To claim that the indolent, servile negro is the equal in courage, enterprise and fire of the foremost race in all the world is a libel upon the name of an American citizen.
