Sentence examples for companies arising from inspiring English sources
However, he stressed that federal regulations explicitly permitted the board to provide financial assistance to companies arising from bankruptcy.
There is a prevailing public distrust of companies arising from the perception that profit precedes principle, rather than being based upon it.
Evans & Sutherland is one of the many American companies arising to exploit new technology known as parallel processing, in which tens, hundreds or thousands of individual computing units work together to perform a task.
We will seek to provide support wherever we see potential for companies arising out of the University's scientific research, whether or not OSI is the main investor. .
We will seek to provide support wherever we see potential for companies arising out of the University's scientific research, whether or not OSI is the main investor.
One source for potential companies will be the Polsky Center's technology commercialization and licensing team, which is working to increase the number of companies arising from inventions and intellectual property developed by University researchers.
Both companies arose from small machinist shops that have since grown to multibillion-dollar tool makers.
As fast as companies arise, though, they seem to get bought by I.B.M., Mr. Goodnight said.
That logjam of companies arises from concerns over the volatility of the markets.
During England's South Sea Bubble, in 1720, a host of bogus joint-stock companies arose, including one that described its enterprise as "nitvender," or the selling of nothing.
