Sentence examples for hands-on enterprises from inspiring English sources

He recently settled in Boston to work on more hands-on enterprises.

She decided she wanted a hands-on enterprise.

He also stressed that the two companies already share a number of customers, but because they used to sell differently — with Appcelerator focusing on selling directly to developers and Axway selling in a more traditional hands-on enterprise way — they were often talking to different groups within those companies.

In the new business model, universities would pay a fee to ThinkImpact to lead student trips to Africa, immerse the students in the field and give them hands-on training in social enterprise.

This growing trend in science technology society, also called science and technology studies (STS) encourages social sciences to be more practical and hands-on in the scientific enterprise.

Johnson combined publishing enterprise with hands-on activism, his concerns informed by associations with such organisations as Caribbean Labour Solidarity, the Institute of Race Relations, and the work of Caribbean heavyweights including George Lamming and the Grenadian politician Maurice Bishop.

The Internet hasn't transformed industrial enterprises and more hands-on industries such as manufacturing, warehousing, energy, healthcare and field service.

I wanted to talk with Ruiz to learn more about a hands-on and resilient case of social enterprise.

Both men graduated from Somers High School, and their enterprise has a down-home, hands-on quality that didn't prepare me for the very high standards that inform the food.

"It's very much a hands-on business in the tradition of mom-and-pop enterprises".

Maxwell brings a specialty in enterprise cloud-services to the existing board and is known for being quite hands-on.