Sentence examples for dearth of venture from inspiring English sources

In the mid-1970s the dearth of venture capital and IPOs set back the development of computer and network technologies that would prove to have such a revolutionary impact in the 1980s and 1990s, says Josh Lerner of Harvard University.

The dearth of venture backed IPO's in the last ten years can be looked at in reverse as a loss of market share for the "IPO and beyond" team.

Add that to the relative dearth of venture capital available to Brazilian entrepreneurs, and the Kafkaesque tax bureaucracy that makes it particularly difficult to start a startup — and you can start to get a sense of what a big deal it is for Dress & Go and Love Mondays, both run by a Brazilian woman with a finance background, to secure their first institutional financing.

In the face of a shifting tech industry, the omnipresent threat of a market correction and the subsequent dearth of available venture capital, Burnes is unfazed.

And a wave of firms staffed only or mostly by women has emerged in the last few years to combat the dearth of women in venture capital.

The dearth of diversity in the venture capital world isn't Gimlet's fault.

However, Graj is adamant that Deliveroo "did not kill Dine In" but that it was the dearth of European early-stage venture capital and an aborted exit that evntually snuffed out the company.

With recent attention and important conversation going on about the dearth of women in tech and venture capital it reminded me of a story that left myself and a colleague of mine with our jaws on the floor.

That's not surprising given the dearth of IPOs and the fact that venture firm fundraising is down too.

Not everyone takes such a dim view of the money that's continuing to flood into venture, despite a dearth of IPOs and high-priced acquisitions in recent years.

With a population of 5,300 and a dearth of boutiques, restaurants and other commercial ventures, this tranquil town may be the quintessential New England village.