Sentence examples for budding property from inspiring English sources

I was driving a new sports car, had plenty of money to impress girls and at the age of 20 considered myself a budding property magnate.

These days he has a political vision and a business nose to match.As a budding property magnate, he is the driving force behind Naz City, a burgeoning housing development on the edge of Erbil, the Iraqi Kurds' capital, with some 700 Western-style flats designed to "bring something beautiful to Kurdistan".

Successful TV shows, especially sitcoms, have been budding new properties since the days when people still knew what The Adventures of Ozzie and Harriet was about.

The current five-year plan calls for "indigenous innovation", which the government thinks it can foster by subsidising "strategic" industries and strong-arming foreign firms to transfer intellectual property to budding national champions.

This speculation is based on the unusual property of budding yeast Pif1, which has higher unwinding activity on RNA/DNA compared to DNA/DNA hybrids [ 45].

So Mr. Burns -- who works at a health food store here -- said he was alarmed by one of the state's budding trends: smoking bans on private property.

Tumor budding is an expression of 2 properties of malignancy: loss of cellular cohesion and active invasive movement.

In budding yeast, Tup1 shares structural and functional properties with Groucho, and is considered its homolog [2].

We are working towards dissecting the properties of septins from the budding yeast Saccharomyces cerevisiae, where they were first discovered as cell cycle mutants.

Gordon is paid his "due", and then the bazillions our budding magnate inherits enables him to buy more property, as trade-ups, holiday homes, or investments.

This model consists of 36 ordinary differential equations (with 135 kinetic parameters) and reproduces the biological properties of ∼125 mutant strains of budding yeast.