Sentence examples for emerging firm from inspiring English sources

The bigger firms, with established distribution networks, helplines and so on, can often extract more money from the market than the emerging firm could do on its own.

It is understood that the emerging firm could be barely half the size of the existing business - with hundreds of jobs lost.

Emerging firm Ransmeier & Floyd embodies this philosophy, with their gradient dish-rack, which is featured in the 2007 International Design Yearbook, an annual showcase of the best domestic design worldwide.

First, does presentation design, and the presenting entrepreneur's passion and preparedness, influence experts' assessment of the merit and commercialization potential of an emerging firm's technology?

Of the emerging firms, 43 companies scored zero in this category.

And, while emerging firms will offer better services, they will not find it easy to overcome immediately and decisively the institutional and regulatory inertia that anchors traditional firms' market position.

Third, although we concentrated on firms in China, our findings on the pattern of resource availability and firm innovation might apply for emerging firms in other transitional economies.

A long stream of research has documented the positive effects that patents bring about to emerging firms in high technology industries.

Theoretically, it may be true that if there is intense competition the firms will have more motivation to grow (Nickell et al. 1997) but this might be different for the young firms or emerging firms as not supported by Malaysian data.

Like Sidoti, Sterne Agee and Wedbush, other firms will follow, ultimately leading to a new crop of emerging firms reborn from the ashes of the great 2008-09 bear market.

As stated by Larson and Starr (1993) emerging firms tend to leverage upon personal connections and ties with entrepreneurial family members and friends to gain access to some of the key resources for initiating a venture.