Sentence examples for principal enterprise from inspiring English sources

His principal enterprise is the Playhouse at Dennis, on Cape Cod.

It is called Ghana Homes Inc., and its principal enterprise is helping Ghanaian immigrants, some of them living pinched lives as taxi drivers and nursing home aides, to buy houses in Ghana even if the buyers may never actually return to Ghana to live.

In the parody of the Korean pop hit Gangnam Style, Andy Wang, principal enterprise architect, leads Genentech employees in the crazy-pony dance around the campus that hugs the west side of the San Francisco Bay.

This article was co-authored by Marjorie Tan-Thronson, Principal Enterprise Architect at Salesforce.

To learn more about Blockchain in the healthcare industry, I worked with Marjorie Tan-Thronson, Principal Enterprise Architect at Salesforce.

Its principal enterprises include petroleum and natural-gas refining, the production of fertilizers and synthetic rubber, and the processing of oilseeds.

Publicly, American officials contend that they have done much since then to limit the flow of raw materials that feed Syria's chemical weapons industry, in particular Syria's Scientific Studies and Research Center, which has been identified as a principal government enterprise for weapons development.

Ronald Shipka Jr., a principal at Enterprise Companies, a Chicago-based residevelopereveloper, said it took about a year before the company was able to sell all 57 luxury condominiums that it built over a Best Buy electronics store on North Clark Street, even though the 30,000-square-foot store is one of Best Buy's smaller stores.

The new GSS_KRB5_NT_ENTERPRISE_NAME name type allows enterprise principal names to be used with GSS-API functions.

Our key earners are not racketeers, pimps and dealers, at least not as far as we know, but admissions tutors, principal investigators and enterprise champions.

As Ronald B. Shipka Sr., principal of the Enterprise Companies, the developer of Lincoln Park Commons, put it, "You don't make any money on 2,000 or 3,000 square feet" of retail space -- something like a Starbucks shop and a dry cleaner.