Sentence examples for founded itself from inspiring English sources
Global Crossing, whose 100,000-mile network of fibre-optic cables spans the globe, founded itself, raised billions of dollars, did the spade work and this week went bust in less than half a decade.
A small shop near Tokyo Station that specializes in products from Fukushima Prefecture, the site of the stricken nuclear plant, suddenly founded itself crowded by people who came because it carries newspapers from that region, which are hard to find elsewhere in Tokyo.
As a recruitment tool, but also that the Islamic State has basically founded itself on the idea of continual expansion.
Tensions between his group with the PCR occurred when the former founded itself as a party under the name of National-Liberal Party (commonly known as the National Liberal Party-Tătărescu Party-TătărescuJuly 1945, proclanded ins goal to be the preservation of property and a middle class under a new regime.
It seems there's no better way to rally a crowd than with bitterness disguised as moral outrage, and for a game that – in this country, at least – has founded itself on providing an outlet for mass displays of bitterness, that's a huge shame.
Once upon a time in 1965, The Netherlands Association of Sports Medicine was ready for a crusade and founded itself at a round table.
"MFA vs NYC" was published in 2010 in n+1, the earnest and erudite literary journal that he co-founded – itself a cornerstone of Brooklyn's literary scene.
Our study suggests that not only may founding itself be improvisational in some cases, but improvisational processes and issues permeate entrepreneurial activity and have non-obvious implications for emergent firm strategies and competencies.
By 2007, almost 30 years after Talossa was founded, the kingdom found itself divided and without a head of state.
The Budapest Festival Orchestra, which Fischer founded, proves itself as an ensemble of the first rank.
The Cassandra Group, which he founded, billed itself as a provider of conservative investments for clients who might be naive about money.
