As it turns out, a few pet-related startups not only leaped off the ground and began to make money, and at least three of them were able to fetch attractive term sheets and take a bite out of "The Series A Crunch" to advance their businesses.
While the increase in investing ventures is generally expected to fetch utility in terms of market efficiency, the current "financialization" of commodity markets escalates concerns similar to those in other financial markets (Domanski and Heath, 2007).
But, BPR alone can't fetch the desired benefits in terms of profitability and sustainability of an organization without properly addressing the issues and problems of external stake holders throughout the supply chain.
Managers and directors are all working towards the same medium-term goal of listing or selling a company that will fetch a good price because it is seen to have a long-term future.
"Do you want me to fetch one of the ladies?" He is on speaking terms with the Edinburgh women now, on account of Agnes.
"In terms of value, most of these will fetch around £1,000, but some of the more exceptional ones will go for a lot higher - up to £6,000.
The term also is used as a synonym for fetch length, which is the horizontal distance over which wave-generating winds blow.
However, full implementation by 2046 will fetch reduced welfare to these developing members due to major worsening terms of trade.
Once the terms were settled, the BBC went over to Mumbai to fetch Shakti and bring her over to New York to meet me and work with me.
Several times during the term the Hibbs case was argued Rehnquist left the chambers early to fetch his granddaughters from school.
