Sentence examples for Unique venture from inspiring English sources

What unique venture can your city boast to the rest of the world – something that would make a real difference to the lives of residents of other cities?

It is a unique venture set up late last year, sponsored by most of the backers who support Sky: the TV company, the sportswear firm Rapha, Pinarello cycles, Jaguar cars.

Nonetheless, Culturefinder "is a unique venture that's focused on stimulating economic development, which many people can buy into -- especially the foundations, who are sort of the venture capitalists of the nonprofit world," Ms. Brown said.

"It's a radical and unique venture," says Ian Conner, procurement leader at Southwest One, which, as well as sharing traditional back-office functions, runs a "transformational procurement" programme to encourage effective working.

We see this as a unique venture, combining the best of independent, objective academic research with the best policy analysis and all tied closely to the implementation of policy recommendations.

She talked to MIT Technology Review about the challenges of investing in capital- and time-intensive technologies, why the Engine represents a unique venture capital model, and how she believes the strategy will pay off for investors.

Darren Throop, the chief executive of Entertainment One, said: "We are delighted to join Steven Spielberg, Jeff Skoll and Reliance in launching this unique new venture.

He also set up In-Q-Tel, a unique Silicon Valley venture capital firm that is to invest a small amount of federal money in support of technology that could be used by the intelligence community.

" /> In the summer of 2007, HLS Professors Mark Ramseyer '82 and Steven Shavell approached editors at Harvard University Press with the idea of starting a unique online venture: a broad-focused, faculty-edited journal with an open access format, to provide first-rate scholarship to the widest possible audience.

In the summer of 2007, HLS Professors Mark Ramseyer '82 and Steven Shavell approached editors at Harvard University Press with the idea of starting a unique online venture: a broad-focused, faculty-edited journal with an open-access format, to provide first-rate legal scholarship to the widest possible audience.

In the summer of 2007, HLS Professors Mark Ramseyer '82 and Steven Shavell approached editors at Harvard University Press with the idea of starting a unique online venture: a broad-focused, faculty-edited journal with an open access format, to provide first-rate scholarship to the widest possible audience.