Sentence examples for speculative enterprises from inspiring English sources

Deluged by fan mail, he took refuge in his ceaseless admonition to 'move - move - Move!' More globetrotting followed and then, a big theme of his later years, some disastrous investments in speculative enterprises.

The Fed's move Thursday provides a blanket exemption to all bank investments in speculative enterprises.

Dodd-Frank gave banks four years to unwind their investments in speculative enterprises, setting a deadline of July 21 , 2014

Although there are differences in height and detail between individual houses, they were designed at the same time and maintain "the longstanding tradition of the terraced townhouse" which had been developed "by Henry Holland in his own speculative enterprises at Hans Town and Sloane Street, London".

Miranda's Hamilton — though presented as an ambitious immigrant hustler and the protagonist in one of the Republic's early sex scandals, a hip-hop hero — is also unambiguously and properly shown this way: as the godfather of the idea that America should be a place of speculative enterprise backed up by big money.

It's all an exercise in trying to pin her down, which becomes in some ways a speculative enterprise.

Not surprisingly, in such a speculative and risky enterprise, the resulting security forces came to be the equivalent of so many junk bonds.

This tentative, speculative narrative enterprise forms the stuff of Patrick McGrath's latest novel.

Once a relatively speculative, intuitive enterprise, social psychology has become an active form of empirical investigation, the volume of research literature having risen rapidly after about 1925.

Unless you're hanging around outside casinos pestering strangers for cash (and willing to live with the moral consequences), there really is very little chance of finding someone who will hand out money over a speculative social enterprise pitch.

This holds true for most forms of entrepreneurship: "Ask for money and you'll get nothing, ask for advice and you'll get money". Unless you're hanging around outside casinos pestering strangers for cash (and willing to live with the moral consequences), there really is very little chance of finding someone who will hand out money over a speculative social enterprise pitch.