Sentence examples for brightest initial from inspiring English sources

So it is no surprise that Broadcom was one of the brightest initial public offerings of 1998 -- up 500percentt from its offering price by the end of that year and up 1,095 percent from its offering through Friday -- making Mr. Nicholas and Mr. Samueli, who each own 16percentt of the company, worth more than $5 billion each.

The match had been billed as the battle of two of Asia's finest playmakers but both had their disappointments, with Omar Abdulrahman having a quiet game and Khalfan being replaced with 30 minutes to go after fading following a bright initial burst.

In Maine, the news was brighter: the initial count put him a close second, behind Romney, and because his supporters know their way around the complicated caucus rules, he may yet win a majority of Maine's delegates.

The existing TKTS booth, an aging trailer adorned with bright red initials, was installed in Duffy Square 27 years ago.

WALL STREET JOURNAL   How Bright Horizons Took Care of Bain Capital Over the Years ||  Bright Horizons' successful initial public offering on Friday was the latest chapter in the day care center chain's long and lucrative relationship with Bain Capital.

The initial, bright-eyed vow that served as the defining mission of the coalition – to eradicate the deficit by 2015, thereby winning re-election as a reward for clearing up the economic mess – has turned to dust.

Even if China spends a fortune to train more scientists, it cannot prevent America from capitalising on their inventions with better business models.That points to his next insight, that the commercialisation, diffusion and use of inventions is of more value to companies and societies than the initial bright spark.

Initial bright ideas are usually in ample supply both in innovation-minded companies and in classrooms.

By this they mean initial bright ideas, of the kind often generated through brainstorming.

The initial bright yellow solution became colorless during the reaction course.

The hard part is developing initial bright ideas into something of value, be it a merchantable product or a contribution to knowledge.