Sentence examples for improbable enterprise from inspiring English sources
Take Root, which opened in January in far west Carroll Gardens, Brooklyn, is an improbable enterprise.
When he began research on southern history in the early 1970s, this seemed an improbable enterprise.
That show closed on Sunday, but you can still get a sense of his improbable enterprise in a fascinating exhibition called "Sandhill Healings: Important Works by Emery Blagdon," on view through Saturday at the Cavin-Morris Gallery in Chelsea.
If in many of his pieces - Eonta, Tetrus, Ais - too much seems to have been sacrificed in order to return to a kind of primal innocence, the price seems worth paying; they are certainly among his best and show the enduring worth of Xenakis's improbable and heroic enterprise, one often dedicated to political prisoners and "the thousands of the forgotten".
Indeed, all across the city, Bratislavans are managing to attract visitors with an improbable variety of enterprises tucked into those glorious buildings.
Affiliated to radical community group the People's Republic of Stokes Croft, this ceramics enterprise – in its improbable mix of craft, creativity and protest – sums up Bristol.
Post-PC devices are driving enterprises to rethink their entire IT architecture, thanks to a wildly unpredictable and improbable chain reaction set off by a new consumer device from Apple.
It was only in January 2009 that the improbable figure of Peter Mandelson resuscitated the idea by allocating the pathetic sum of £75m to a new enterprise fund.
