However, recent research has disputed these findings and acknowledged that family firms act boldly and exhibit innovative and entrepreneurial tendencies (Naldi et al. 2007; Zahra 2005).
Reducing her formal vocabulary to its essential elements, Herrera started creating paintings in which boldly coloured, sharply defined geometric shapes predominated, and she exhibited this new work through the salon in 1949 52.
Patches, pins, and accouterments of the Lisa Frank variety have been exhibiting themselves boldly on denim jackets, but so rarely, and rarely so brilliantly, are they seen on an upcycled handbag.
Eva Zeisel's boldly shaped Museum line from 1946 (hailed at the time by the Museum of Modern Art as "good design") is exhibited as a design that did not sell well.
Emery and Susan Fletcher of Ipswich, Mass., will exhibit an 18th-century cherry wall box of New England origin with boldly shaped urn top, a heart cutout and finely beaded corners.
The sexes exhibit strong dimorphism: the female is mostly buffish above and below, while the male has boldly coloured head markings, a reddish back, and grey underparts.
This retro-contemporary hotel consists of boldly coloured furnishings, a year-round pool, sauna, hot tub and fitness centre, and pays tribute to the burgeoning cultural scene in the town by exhibiting local artists.
Its exhibits are boldly revisionist, highlighting the contributions made by the Kuomintang, the party's enemy, in the anti-Japanese war of the 1930s and 40s.Officials worry that the museum boom is getting out of control.
But Farage dresses boldly.
It boldly takes the lead.
He boldly solicited potential agents.
