Sentence examples for firm notion from inspiring English sources
It was only in the past few years that scientists got a firm notion of what the closest relatives to animals actually are.
He is about to join venture capital firm Notion Capital, where he will specialise in identifying the next big thing in AI. "There's nothing like London.
Network Rail, which owns the track, is expected to cut its costs by a third.It is hard to know what to make of the government's proposals without a firm notion of what the railways are meant to be for.
At the moment when content can be seamlessly merchandised, a group has generally developed robust forums in which the members (hoarders, mothers of twins, bodybuilders) develop codes and hierarchies and a firm notion that this is a place where they can finally be themselves.
Jos White is co-founder of venture capital firm Notion Capital, and invests anything up to £3m in new start-ups.
Deloitte would not comment on the details, but it looks like it is the Ben White who had been a founding partner at VC firm Notion Capital and is himself an entrepreneur, having founded and sold MessageLabs to Symantec.
The book, written with the screenwriter and journalist Bruce Feirstein, is a breezy defense of the O'Reilly world view, which includes some firm notions about gender relations.
Set beside the usual pattern of life in late-20th-century Britain, the spirit of Neil Hannon's childhood was, in essence, genteel Victorian: school, hymn-singing, parlour, church and a firm belief in the notion of "decency".
To hark back to Harold Macmillan, there remains a firm popular notion of the family silver: when we feel that frisson as the ferry nears the cliffs, it says something not just emotional, but inescapably political.
The story is similar in other central European countries.In this section A burning question Chip shots Hopping A fountain of yen That shrinking feeling Home banking Footloose firms ReprintsThe notion of a merger is hardly new: politicians have often mooted the forging of PKO and PZU into a national champion.
From a sociological perspective, one can see the importance of the notions of "good firms" and "cowboy firms" (or "rogue firms", cf. notion of "rogue states" on the global scene).
