Sentence examples for some enterprise from inspiring English sources

The sanctions, already imposed on the top leadership, could be extended to some enterprise managers.

Stocks, as opposed to bonds, usually imply a claim on the profits of some enterprise.

Given the necessity of a goal to Porto's cause it was natural for them to attempt some enterprise.

For his part, as we walked out onto the sidewalk, de Botton said that he thinks art is always part of some enterprise or another.

William Godwin coined initiative in 1793 to mean "the first step in some enterprise" and (prefiguring debate in the art world centuries later) wrote, "Sensation... possesses the initiative".

Instead of inventing some enterprise to promote himself, Tippett foolishly – in terms of his posterity anyway – set up a foundation specifically to help young musicians.

Some enterprises are hard to distinguish from social outreach programs.

That search has costs of its own: restructuring would require job losses in some enterprises.

Some enterprises are to be moved from Beijing to Tianjin or Hebei.

Federal and state governments also participate in the ownership of some enterprises, notably public utilities.

There are codes of governance and some enterprises that are very well led and could teach on the subject.