And the fledgling international prospects on that exclusive list excite more than their U.S.-born colleagues.
Such a prospect means that fledgling Internet start-ups without profits may no longer be welcomed on Wall Street only a year or two after they were founded.
Deal-hungry bankers, at least those still left on Wall Street, are salivating at the prospect of any fledgling firm that remotely resembles a star like Cisco.
Thus, only Native Americans could be integrated into the fledgling nation, which held the prospect of covering, as an "empire for liberty", the North American continent (TJ to James Madison, 27 Apr. 1809) and perhaps even the South American continent (TJ to James Madison, 24 Nov. 1801).
He gave an optimistic assessment of the UK's prospects, saying the fledgling recovery was "sustainable".
People were stealing his software, he complained, and the prospects for his fledgling company appeared dim.
fund has tried to offset losses by short selling, or betting against the prospects of some fledgling companies.
Seeking to bolster the prospects of its fledgling interactive television service, AOL Time Warner is expected to announce today the appointment of Robert Friedman, a top executive at the company's New Line Cinema film division, to the newly created position of president of AOL TV.
[Page A19.] Appointment Is Seen at AOL TV Seeking to improve the prospects of its fledgling interactive television service, AOL Time Warner is expected to announce the appointment of Robert Friedman, a top executive at the company's New Line Cinema film division, to the new position of president of AOL TV.
Several years ago, Bruce Judson experimented with online advertising to attract prospects to his fledgling businesses.
For fledgling companies, this can be a daunting prospect.
