Sentence examples for ongoing enterprise from inspiring English sources

It is an ongoing enterprise," he added.

"It's an ongoing enterprise with tremendous earnings growth, and it's operating in an environment of energy shortfalls," Mr. Schoenwald said.

So every two years or so, for an ongoing enterprise called the Diamond Project, he commissions a series of pieces, mostly from young choreographers.

But the critic Gary Indiana, in his new book, "Andy Warhol and the Can That Sold the World," says, "I read into Warhol's ongoing enterprise a satirical contempt for the banality" of postwar American life.

Tony Blair bowed out after a decade as Britain's prime minister to assume the role of international envoy responsible for bringing peace to the Middle East — an ongoing enterprise.

During that debate, at the Second Circuit Court of Appeals, federal prosecutors argued that the convictions, which were overturned last year, should be reinstated because the killings — some as far back as 20 years — were part of the same ongoing enterprise as a small-time drug transaction in Las Vegas two years ago.

To get an idea of where this much money ranks against ongoing enterprises in midtown, it's useful to look at the fate of the Donnell Library, the currently out-of-commission branch on Fifty-third Street. Fifty-third Street

"People assume that there is upside even in bankruptcy because they know that companies emerge from bankruptcy as ongoing enterprises and the stock trades again," said Warren F. McIntyre, a financial planner in Troy, Mich.

BERLIN — In these expansionist times, film festivals are no longer just annual showcases but ongoing enterprises, balancing multiple roles and goals for a lot more than one or two weeks a year.

RICO creates offenses and penalties above and beyond those prescribed for specific criminal offenses for those involved in an ongoing illegal enterprise that engages in racketeering.

Ulbricht was convicted in February after a four-week trial on all seven counts, from selling narcotics and money laundering to maintaining an "ongoing criminal enterprise", a charge usually reserved for mob kingpins.