Sentence examples for back emergence from inspiring English sources

For its venture studio, the firms was able to bring back Emergence Capital, the San Francisco-based software as a service investor, and woo new investor Foundry Capital, a Boulder, Colo.-based Colo.-basednded by the legendary investor Brad firm.

But looking back, her emergence as a key eurozone market mover was always going to be the next step for the endlessly versatile 32-year-old.

The biggest reason for this was that China's bureaucratic system held back the emergence of an independent commercial and industrial bourgeoisie.

The running back's emergence has lent balance to an offense that lacked it, and he has a good chance to enjoy another productive day against a middling Chargers defense.

Seeking to explain the UK's underperformance further, it adds: Weak export performance and productivity could be driven by infrastructure weaknesses and difficult access to bank finance, especially for small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), holding back the emergence of new firms and high-skilled jobs".

Its analysis pushes back the emergence of big cats to roughly 16.4 million years ago.

The dominance of the military over politics has held back the emergence of functional civilian political contestation, leaving a vacuum filled by extremists despite the aspiration of millions of Egyptians for human dignity and non-corrupt government.

The appearance of the three clades within the A3 family dates back to emergence of placental mammals.

As sister group to bilaterians, cnidarians are particularly suitable to trace back the emergence of eumetazoan traits.

Add that to the promise of Shane Geraghty, Dave Strettle and Danny Care, the back-row emergence of James Haskell and Tom Croft and Cipriani's genius and there can be no more excuses for underperformance.

We reported that CrunchBase is spinning out to become a standalone company, backed by Emergence Capital.