Sentence examples for become standalone from inspiring English sources

The young Turks like Distil Networks, Section.io, Teridion and Signal Sciences could raise mucho dinero and become standalone companies.

Some of those experiments make it into the browser itself, some become standalone extensions and others get unceremoniously canned.

It's possible that some might actually become standalone Google products one day, or be merged with existing ones.

The first is that most venture investors prefer to invest in companies that have at least the chance to become standalone public companies (which is not to say most achieve this objective).

Under major exams reforms announced by Education Secretary Michael Gove, AS-levels will no longer count towards final A-level grades, and will become a standalone qualifications.

Although Bob Wilson presented Football Focus as part of Grandstand for two decades between 1974 and 1994, since then Football Focus has become a standalone show, with the presenters changing on what appears to be an informal five-year cycle.

In fact Equitrade is no longer an idea, it has become a standalone foundation and intends to extend to many products and services, turning commodities into higher value products.

Any song from a show that has, over the years, unshackled itself from the score and become a standalone hit is hard to re-embed in the original narrative since, at the first strains of the opening bars, the audience tends to snap out of its reverie and be brought to a moment of keen self-awareness.

Eight-year-old, San Francisco-based CrunchBase looks to become a standalone company in the very near future.

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

The two buyers will use the deal to help unravel their previous business arrangement and to allow Time Warner Cable to become a standalone, publicly traded company.