Sentence examples for such enterprises as from inspiring English sources
Does society regard such enterprises as important and worthy of status, or, as with hyper-capitalism, something that should live or die by the market and nothing else?
For a while, the neighborhood had been a jewelry district, catering to Wall Street, and the building had been filled with such enterprises as pearl-stringing operations.
Tells about a luncheon In addition to being farmers, directors, and presidents, or vice-presidents of such enterprises as Ovington's, the National Biscuit Co., Arthur Kudner, Genera Foods.
An examination of fads in such enterprises as scientific research and recreation sheds light on the fundamental dynamics of all kinds of fads.
The Flippant Goths, a shadowy network of German immigrants based in Yorkville, controlled the profitable schnitzel trade on the Upper East Side, ceaselessly warring with their counterparts in such enterprises as the Gramercy Park Untermenschen and the Kips Bay Kindertötenlieders.
An even more powerful influence was Dart, in whose Jacobean Ensemble he played from 1951; with Dart and such enterprises as the American Vanguard record label, he was in at the beginning of the modern "early music" movement.
This was new and unexpected amongst a group of government and academic oceanographers that heretofore had dismissed such enterprise as perhaps less than rigorous or useful.
He was also into narcotics smuggling, pornography, prostitution, labour racketeering, and extortion and had control of such legitimate enterprises as hotels, golf courses, and a meat-packing plant.
Their products compete with opensource alternatives such as Bugzilla, as well as enterprise products such as IBM's Rational Jazz.
Enterprise information systems, such as enterprise resource planning (ERP), manufacturing executive systems (MES), customer relation management (CRM) and so on, are grasping increasing attention, due to their ability to improve production and business performance, and raise competitive advantage for enterprises.
The meeting was described by Carlisle City Council leader Colin Glover as an opportunity to meet other councils to discuss "common themes such as enterprise, tourism and transport".
