Sentence examples similar to Since start up from inspiring English sources

She has since started up a backup account that features her most recent stunt a crowdfunding campaign to make an audiobook version of Mein Kampf.

Since starting up in January, Toy Craze has pulled in only $100,000 in sales.

Since starting up the Waterloo team, Eliasmith has co-authored, with his mentor Charles Anderson of Washington University, a textbook outlining their mathematical framework for describing single cells.

Since starting up late last month, the clinic has seen more than 1,000 patients and was operating at 98-percent capacity, his office said.

Since start-ups often fail before they ever make any money, the investors, who typically invest less than $1 million, are betting that a few will take off - earning returns as much as 10 times their original outlay.

Since start-ups often fail before they ever make any money, the investors, which typically invest less than $1 million, are betting that a few will take off — earning returns as much as 10 times their original outlay.

Since start-ups cannot sponsor overseas candidates his has meant going down the frustrating route of the highly skilled migrant visa.

Steven Drost, the CEO, explains that they have also used Slack since starting up in January 2013.

In the BBC film The Town that Went Offshore, due for screening next year, the traders examine the complicated tax structures used by Starbucks, which has paid just £8.6 million in corporation tax since starting up in the UK in 1998, and Caffé Nero, which has paid nothing since 2008, despite operating more than 500 UK outlets.

The company has raised approximately $260 million in equity since starting up in 2007.

We've been through a lot since starting up, trying to solve one problem and then pivoting (I hate that word) to solve another.