Sentence examples for thoughtful enterprise from inspiring English sources
Dipali Patwa, founder of Masala Baby, says that too many companies talk about impact but don't take the time to build a truly thoughtful enterprise.
Wakefield, formerly based at a U.K. hospital, was convicted in 2010 by the British General Medical Council of four counts of dishonesty and 12 counts of endangering children; he lost his license to practice medicine, retracted multiple articles, and lost his job at his Texas enterprise Thoughtful House.
I learned a lot from Allan, but most importantly I learned that being an art dealer could be a very thoughtful, intellectually stimulating enterprise, not so much a business as a life.
And they buoy the intellectual satisfaction provided by "Unwrap Your Candy," a show with the whimsical facade of entertainment but the serious intention of addressing the theatergoer as a partner in an enterprise both thoughtful and adult.
Through their partnership with Not For Sale, they are pioneering an approach to social enterprise that is thoughtful and responsible, taking action for both the end product and those whose lives they are looking to impact.
Enterprises that are thoughtful and organized now with a strong governance, risk and compliance program to address the evolving regulatory environment will ultimately create time and capacity to focus on their customers and their core business.
Roses For Autism is a social enterprise that facilitates the thoughtful transition of individuals with Autism to meaningful employment and personal success.
But I'm cautiously optimistic that this enterprise is being built upon a thoughtful and solid foundation that will benefit everyone involved, and whose success will be measured according to impact, not emotions.
A dead GOP would deprive a generation of Americans of the free-enterprise and individual-accountability solutions that thoughtful people such as Rubio would like to offer.
Check out her work, read her paper, The Ferndale Enterprise; get a sense of the kind of thoughtful reporting that goes on even in a tiny town a million miles away from New York City.
