Sentence examples for of both enterprises from inspiring English sources

And while she is the chief executive of both enterprises, she does not expect the dual jobs to wear her out.

The Supreme Court next month will hear from arts-and-crafts giant Hobby Lobby and a Pennsylvania cabinet-making company named Conestoga Wood; owners of both enterprises say they run their businesses to reflect their deeply held religious beliefs.

Neither the Palm, on Second Avenue at 44th Street, nor the Plaza, across from the southeastern corner of Central Park, has been on the list before, a point the spokesmen of both enterprises hastened to make.

The apparent divergence of both enterprises can be reconciled to some extent once one recognizes that both goals relate to a third, and possibly more general problem, namely (3) the problem of understanding the rationality of inquiry.

Linking the results of the SWOT, as a more traditional approach for developing future scenarios, with Wild Cards allowed the identification of additional critical aspects for business strategies of both enterprises for different transport sectors and for policy.

Inefficient logistics structure imposes additional time and financial costs and exerts negative effects on the competitiveness of both enterprises and countries [ 38, 39].

Their central locations and the public backing they have received add a layer of burnishing to both enterprises; but these remain private collections.

In terms of both enterprise adoption and the pace of innovation, AWS is a juggernaut.

In one fell swoop, Apple captured the lion's share of the unique gestures made possible by the Mini form factor, which makes it easy to do 90% of both enterprise and social computing in conjunction with the phone.

By allowing any online business to track that critical correlation between the time it takes for a website to load and their core business metrics, Insight attracted the attention of both enterprise players as well as startups like Wayfair, Storenvy, and the Cheezburger Network.

Intellectual enlightenment and the practical illumination of the streets, both enterprises that sought to eradicate remnants of the medieval past, were closely complicit developments in the cities of early modern Europe.