As the genre matured, it spawned musical offspring through the work of enterprising musicians who fused it with other African popular styles, such as Afro-beat, fuji, and the Yoruba-based music known as Yo-pop.
The origins of SABMiller "lie in the Johannesburg gold rush of 1886", the company's corporate history says, as "digging for gold under Africa's sun was thirsty work, and enterprising brewers seized the opportunity to refresh the booming population".
And since French collectors were unimpressed by their work, one enterprising art dealer, Paul decidedRuel, decided to test the emerging American market by organizing the first Impressionist show in New York in 1886.
Thanks to the obsessive sleuthing of the fandom and some sneaky paparazzi work by enterprising locals, we already know a lot about what's in store (including the fact that Jon Snow almost certainly did not stay dead).
Armed with loads of courage and a big heart, they turned to the help of TechnoServe whose mission is " To work with enterprising people in the developing world to build competitive farms, businesses and industries".
Lastly, while Greece has an economy under considerable strain today, it also has highly educated, innovative, and enterprising work force with the ability to reach into Europe and the United States to find capital, attract dealmakers, and revitalize the economy.
Jose Krapp, Derrick Wilson, Ms. Ten Eyck and an artist known only as Fletch round out the selection of artists, all of whom have contributed interesting, enterprising works.
The present study investigated the incremental validity of work values to predict enterprising and social vocational interests over and above personality traits in a sample of 178 undergraduate commercial engineering or commercial sciences seniors.
Hard work and enterprising play, without an end product, has been the hallmark of Leicester's play this season.
"The best guess that emerges from interviews with his supporters is that apart from the quality of his work, his zestful and enterprising personality has been key," Mr. McGill wrote in The Times.
