Sentence examples for founded up from inspiring English sources

The walls of medieval cathedrals are deeply founded (up to 20 ft) and are partly up to 10 ft thick.

Boehmig told TechCrunch that in the future, the company hopes to provide just about any legal document that a startup would need, from the time it is founded up until it raises a Series A.

It owns the records of Montenegrin ministries from the very beginning of their work, back to 1879, the records of the Great Court, State Council, Ministerial Council, National Assembly and other administrative bodies founded up to 1916 as well as of emigrant governments that operated between 1916 and 1921.

Santiago Wanderers (Valparaiso's football team) was founded up there and still plays home games in the neighborhood.

We calculated the Ne as the harmonic mean of the effective population size from the time of population founding up to nowadays (i.e. 50−100 generations for a mean generation time of 4 or 8 years) under the assumption of a classical model of logistic growth (Verhulst model).

The effort should include creating 1000 new fellowships that would allow clinicians to spend one-half of their time on research, and founding up to 20 new biomedical research centers.

In 1976, the Academy of Applied Science, an organization Dr. Rines had founded, teamed up with The New York Times in 1976 in a joint quest.

Mike Mahan (the president of Dick Clark Productions and Kenny Dichterr, who founded Wheels Up, round out the investment team.

Just look at Silicon Valley again where 52percentt of the start-ups were founded by immigrants, up from 25percentt just 10 years ago.

It also protects from wind and freezing temperatures, the reason why the Spanish moved La Paz here three days after founding it up on the altiplano.

The early signs from the second wave of start-ups founded since China opened up its economy, frequently led by people educated in the West, are encouraging.