Sentence examples for founding thesis from inspiring English sources

The most perplexing part of Polaroid's fall and Instagram's rise can be seen with  the founding thesis of both companies.

"Our original founding thesis was that lots of money was going to satellite hardware but not to the equivalent software," Johnson explained to me in an interview.

That's a sort of founding thesis for Chromeo, which is at its best when it's dancing on the line between camp and authenticity.

He left the Marines in 1970 and returned to his old thesis idea the next year, founding FedEx.

Together, these two theses helped launch his reputation as one of the founding theorists of modernity.

Meanwhile there has been no statistically significant increase in global average temperatures for 17 years despite a 15% increase in atmospheric CO2 concentration over the same period, and the global climate models upon which the still un-proven CO2 AGW thesis is founded completely failed to predict or project this hiatus/pause/ plateau?), and become more laughable by the year.

There are four broad theses in support of such a statement: Firstly, in September 2006 the country was a founding member of the Global Health and Foreign Policy Initiative, which explicitly frames health as the most important long-term foreign policy issue of our time.

And the founding symbol of the Protestant Reformation remains the door of Castle Church, now inscribed in bronze with Luther's 95 Theses.

Founding member.

Mark Campanale devised the unburnable carbon and carbon bubble theses and founded The Carbon Tracker Initiative.

Groundswell was founded as part of an OHMA thesis project by alum Sarah Loose.