Sentence examples for first boom of venture from inspiring English sources

The first boom of venture capital of the 1980s changed everything in the tech industry.

Chicago's first boom decades, the 1830s, coincided with speculation related to the completion of the canal.

Top of the seventh: Boom!

There are plenty of ways to distinguish Silicon Valley's second boom from the original tech bubble: The burn rates are lower, the payouts are more modest, and slapping a ".com" at the end of your startup's name doesn't guarantee millions in venture capital.

If the first two booms fail, O'Neal, the hulking center of the Los Angeles Lakers, goes to the third boom.

Existence is the first of the entrepreneurial venture.

Venture-backed companies had to do more than demonstrate good customer numbers, or in the vernacular of the first dot.com boom, "lots of eyeballs".

Results would begin to turn very attractive, successful and would ultimately generate the venture capital boom of the 1990s.

That is the first increase since venture investments peaked in the second quarter of 2000, at the height of the Internet boom.

Software companies continue to soak up 20% of venture funding, just as they did in the boom years that created this glut.

They first showed up in numbers during the dot-com boom of the 1990s, and many of them believed their "venture philanthropy" or "social entrepreneurialism," were inventions of the "New Economy".