Sentence examples for latter enterprise from inspiring English sources

This latter enterprise, which Rutherford co-founded, was a great success: established in 1911 with eight seamstresses, it had quadrupled in size within a year.

Some would argue against this latter enterprise, suggesting that tradition must trump any changes in plausibility occasioned by our evolving understanding of history, of science, of cultural development and of the universal characteristics of human experience.

Some commentators compare the proposed American oil-shale industry to the Athabasca oil-sands industry (the latter enterprise generated over 1 Moilbbl of oil per day in late 2007), stating that "the first-generation facility is the hardest, both technically and economically".

These differences are partly explained by the fact that this latter enterprise is a telecommunication company which hires mainly (male) technicians and workers with low degree of qualification.

Much of the country's manufacturing is centred on Seoul and its surrounding region, while heavy industry is largely based in the southeast; notable among the latter enterprises is the concentration of steel manufacturers at P'ohang and Kwangyang, in the southeast.

Jive was originally released for older-style corporate servers, but is trying to move to the more flexible cloud architectures used by its main rivals, notably Yammer and Chatter, the latter a social enterprise product from Salesforce.com.com

The latter study used enterprise models for 11 different land uses, examining communal and commercial land livestock systems and non-consumptive tourism systems.

Instead, these latter groups coordinate enterprise-level bargaining, especially for the annual "spring offensive" (shuntō).

While BigCommerce's business resembles Shopify and Salesforce's recently purchased Demandware, CEO Brent Bellm says that while the former focuses on small businesses and the latter targets large enterprises, BigCommerce's sweet spot is somewhere in-between.

When Freeport-McMoRan announced its acquisition of Phelps Dodge last November, the latter company carried an enterprise multiple of 5.9.

The latter is defined as enterprise value (market value plus net debt) divided by earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization.