Sentence examples for an initial venture from inspiring English sources
The idea seems simple enough: you start with an initial venture concept, put together a team, and launch the venture.
A bit scarred by an initial venture into the land of shrinking lobster rolls Monday, the goal Tuesday was to procure something approaching an actual meal.
However, this study is just an initial venture toward the domain of Public Health at the regional level.
As an initial venture into the field of crystal prevalence, we obtained access to unselected tissue specimens from coronary arteries, cardiac valves and prostate glands.
An initial venture will be a £10m competition for businesses to come up with innovative, collaborative low-carbon vehicles, with winners potentially fast-tracked for commercial development through the centre.
While the founders were convinced they had a bright idea, securing the initial venture capital was a challenge.
However, Chinese companies appear to be reaching that peak much quicker than their American peers, heading to the public markets only a few years after initial venture investments, and often with little operating history. .
In the years that followed, Mr. Rodriguez parlayed the success of his initial venture into an expanding chain of restaurants that eventually grew to include a seafood palace on City Island, a restaurant and nightclub in Harlem and a cavernous Midtown place somewhat deceptively called Jimmy's Downtown.
The strong form is known as a full ratchet and provides the initial venture capital investor full protection from dilution in any down round, at the expense of the founder.
In 2009, Khosla Ventures, which is currently in the process of raising money for a new fund, led Square's initial venture round queuing up the company for its launch, and participated in Square's Series B round in January 2011.
He years ago did an initial joint venture with FedEx to deliver FedEx goods in the Middle East, because they didn't quite know how to do it in that very complicated uncertain world.
