Sentence examples for either founded from inspiring English sources
"I found that virtually all of the programmes that exist today using the harshest tactics were either founded by former Synanon members or sent people to Synanon to learn the treatment," Szalavitz told me.
"I found that virtually all of the programs that exist today using the harshest tactics were either founded by former Synanon members or sent people to Synanon to learn the treatment," Szalavitz told me.
Half of Silicon Valley's start-ups were either founded or co-founded by Indians.
And money corrupts in other ways, too: Nearly three-quarters of the most popular media outlets were either founded or are now owned by current or former high-ranking state officers, according to a survey by Reporters Without Borders and the Press Institute of Mongolia.
In fact, Lynch says Darktrace is the fastest-growing company he's either founded or invested in.
If we single out firms that have both a high number of rounds in female-founded firms and those rounds also represent a high percentage of their total, we find a small collection of firms that share a clear attribute: The partnership was either founded by a woman and/or there is a relatively high percentage of female partners.
KPMG may now join the scramble for the choicest remaining businesses.See article: Andersen's fewer optionsWalter Hewlett's determination to undermine a merger between Hewlett-Packard and Compaq Computer cost him his seat on HP's board; he will not be nominated for re-election, bringing to an end board representation from either founding family.
It spawned well-intentioned programs run by teams with little experience in either founding and running technology companies or finding the best and funding them as investors.
Several notable companies have either been founded or had their headquarters in Princes Street.
TC: How many of those companies have you either co-founded or backed altogether at this point?
They pointed out that the four majority shareholders of the company were either run or founded by Tory supporters who had donated £765,000 to the party.
