Sentence examples for founding period from inspiring English sources

Yet, historically, most studies have measured new venture choices considerably after the founding period.

But Hamilton, he said, was an abolitionist by the standard of the founding period.

"This book presents an in-depth exploration of the administration of justice during Islam's founding period, 632 1250 CE.

He believed that his account, which challenged Soviet dogma about the founding period, was as iconoclastic as his earlier writings about the gulag.

Far from being a soft-spoken epoch of genteel sages, the founding period was noisy and clamorous, rife with vitriolic polemics and partisan backbiting.

Several authors have suggested the founding period as a critical time in the development of a firm, arguing that the resource and decision choices made at this point have a substantive impact on the firm's future.

The service also offers something called a "Founding Membership period" that sets specific rewards for backers who get in on the process early.

Alyssa Bertram founded Easy Period with the idea that the brand would remove the fuss and shame too often associated with menstrual cycles.

But in 1981 he entered a new phase in this career when he founded the period-instrument Orchestra of the Eighteenth Century, remaining in charge of them for the rest of his life, exploring repertoire that ranged from Bach and Rameau through Haydn, Mozart and Beethoven to Schubert and Mendelssohn.

Shibusawa, in fact, was involved in almost every enterprise associated with the country's industrial development in this period, founding railways, steamship companies, fisheries, printing companies, steel plants, gas and electric industries, and oil and mining concerns.

The Institute traces its roots back nearly a decade prior to its founding to a period when New Haven high school teachers worked with members of the Yale Department of History to develop new teaching materials in history.