Sentence examples for list of enterprise from inspiring English sources

She is putting together a list of enterprise articles and looking for holes in coverage, and said that a new series was in the works.

Scrolling down the list of enterprise software firms he holds (these account for 11% of his portfolio), Gilbert doesn't like what he sees.

"We are thrilled to partner with a proven team, other world-class investors, and an already impressive list of enterprise customers who are finding success with Invoca".

The founders say they hope to use this latest funding to scale operations for their growing list of enterprise clients and hire some new people.

In turn, the company has moved into spaces in EHR and billing that are occupied by popular startups like CareCloud and PracticeFusion in the former and a long list of enterprise incumbents in the latter.

"Evidence from [our] survey reveals that, with a share of 29% of all enterprises, brewing topped the list of enterprises in which most households engaged," reports researcher Charles Lwanga-Ntale from the International Chronic Poverty Research Centre, which looked into alcohol's role in chronic poverty in Uganda, in 2007.

For hardcore calendar users, UpTo probably isn't going to replace your go-to work calendar, so don't expect it to offer the full list of enterprise-y, business-facing features.

In early May 2011, Jinsha County government developed a list of enterprises that were going to be the main merging and reorganizing parties, stipulating that coal mines with an annual output of 90,000 tons or less were to be closed, while the rest must be merged or reorganized to one of the main merging and reorganizing enterprises on the list.

He says that DataSift has a waiting list of other enterprise social networks, and enteprises using them, "where conversations have no analysis done to them today".

Or if he decided there was a danger that old Irish Republican Army members were allied with al-Qaeda, and sent cops out to make a list of every enterprise run by an Irish Catholic on Long Island.

CDI Ventures is one of the micro-enterprises nominated in the 'B Corp Best for the World 2014' list of sustainable enterprises.