Sentence examples for founders during the from inspiring English sources

The idea came from Theodore Geisel, who wrote under the name Dr. Seuss, and who had become a friend of many of the U.P.A. founders during the war.

Bjorn Erik Borgen, the sole owner of Founders during the three-year period in question, agreed to a 180-day suspension from the investment business to settle the complaint by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

This loss of genetic diversity of the ancestral U lineage, which eventually led to the formation of hg U7 is consistent with the survival of a small number of founders during the LGM; a pattern similar to that observed for mtDNA hgs N1a3 (previously N1c), N3, W, R2, HV, and within hgs M1 and U611,16,20,21,43,44,45.

Today, the vast majority of equity splits are fixed: set amounts of equity are issued to founders during the early days of a startup forcing them to renegotiate when things inevitably change.

As documented in Denise A. Spellberg's "Thomas Jefferson's Qur'an: Islam and the Founders," during the ratification debates over the Constitution, the role of Muslims in the new republic became a litmus test for the country's ability to live up to its ideals.

An effort to designate the Concourse as a historic district foundered during the Dinkins and Giuliani administrations.

The company, with seven hundred thousand dollars in debt, foundered during the economic downturn following the Yom Kippur War.

It belongs to Han Dongfang, the founder, during the Tiananmen Square protests, of the first independent labor union in China.

Those mistakes included big bets on real estate projects that later collapsed and direct investments in steelmakers, airlines and other companies that foundered during the recession.

Ping An Insurance, one of China's largest insurers, lost about $3 billion on its 2007 investment in Fortis, the Belgian-Dutch financial giant that foundered during the credit crunch.

He sold farm machinery and then founded a company that manufactured "juke boxes". The business foundered during the Great Depression of the 1930s and the future Senator started another firm, the Packard Manufacturing Co., which made phonographs.