Among few exceptions to this rule include investors in venture funds like 137 Ventures, whose express aim is creating a portfolio of secondary shares that have been acquired from earlier investors, founders, and employees, or in Industry Ventures, which has been buying up later-stage secondary shares since its founding in 2000.
Tanya's mother on this occasion ventured to express her view that Andrey was a complete asshole.
Don DeLillo and Robert Stone, to name but two of that decade's newcomers, got respectful readings, with high hopes expressed for their future ventures.
His Italian, with its prodigious lexicon and exceptional precision, sheds light from above as I venture to express myself, as a writer in Italian, on a far more modest linguistic plane.
Charles told an earlier biographer, Jonathan Dimbleby, about a time when he ventured to express enthusiasm about the Leonardo da Vinci drawings in the Royal Library at Windsor; his parents and siblings gazed at him with an embarrassed bemusement that, he said, made him feel "squashed and guilty," as if he had "in some indefinable way let his family down".
In response, Dr Dixon said he would "never venture to express an opinion as a Sepa board member on Twitter".
Fred Wilson, the founder of Union Square Ventures, recently expressed his fears that startup ventures are burning through cash, rather than forming profitable, long-term models through technology.
I may venture to express my conviction of the high value of such studies, although they have been very commonly neglected by naturalists.
Still, the executives negotiating to bring about the new venture expressed confidence that it would eventually be approved because it would result in what one executive said was "hundreds of millions in cost savings and revenue gains".
That sentiment was expressed by many venture capitalists last May after Mr. Andreessen and Mr. Horowitz were the subjects of a Forbes Magazine article headlined: "Andreessen Horowitz Venture Capitall's New Bad Boys" the same month that Mr. Andreessen appeared on the cover of Wired magazine with a headline money couldn't buy: "The Man Who Makes the Future".
The president, who has expressed interest in venture capital and healthcare technology, recently said, "If I think about what would stir my passions had I not gone into politics, it'd probably be starting some kind of business".
