Sentence examples for founded yet from inspiring English sources
Bill Gates once told me the company that defeats Microsoft hadn't been founded yet.
After all, Brandeis' antisize doctrine had been in existence 50 years before Microsoft was founded, yet it did not stop the almost miraculous expansion of something that clearly responded to urgent human needs and expressed dazzling human ingenuity.
I believe that the next billion-dollar enterprise product will not come from today's giants, but from a startup that's only a couple of years old right now — and may be even one that hasn't been founded yet.
And then, at the very end, we founded yet another magazine, the one you first mentioned Fhototeca Materiali.
Sanders founded yet another T-shirt line by announcing that "Wall Street's business model is fraud," CBS used Twitter in a way that did not look like old-media floundering, and Dwight D. Eisenhower continued his 2016 Greatest Hits Tour.
The decision to include the honey bee amongst the current organisms for complete genome sequencing, was, therefore, well founded, yet information on its transcriptome is still meager.
For decades, Raab seems to have been able to dance back and forth successfully between commerce and art: when styles changed in the nineteen-seventies, he unloaded Villager and made movies with friends and collaborators like Agnès Varda and Robert Downey, Sr.; when he needed money in the nineteen-eighties, he made a second fortune by founding yet another preppie company: J. G. Hook.
"He should just dump the database business," says Michael Stonebraker, who started two database firms before founding yet another software venture, Cohera.
By then, Shkreli had co-founded yet another enterprise, the biopharmaceutical company Retrophin, which went public in 2012.
In fact, he hadn't even founded Intel yet.
They each were basically kicked out of companies they founded, and yet I get no sense whatsoever that they thought they did anything wrong, that they thought they should have done things differently.
