Sentence examples for freedom to venture from inspiring English sources

Though some Buffaloes soon joined the fight at the Richmond front, others, like Abraham Lester, a maroon fighter and never an army regular, paused to enjoy something new but uncertain: liberty and the freedom to venture outside the protection of the Great Dismal Swamp.

It seems the workforce has presented us with more tools and freedom to venture out on our own now than ever before.

I think allowing my kids the freedom to venture out into the world on their own at an appropriate age can actually make them safer.

"We think that social is going to be so big, the social category, I think it could be, the category growth in social could grow 10to2525 times in 5 years and every company that's out there has venture upside no matter how big they are right now…We want the freedom to get the venture style returns… but do it with the most interesting people".

Once an entrepreneur has proven the success of their business (i.e. they've eliminated much of the risk), they have the freedom to either forego venture funding altogether, or they can bring on the VC under more favorable terms.

Meanwhile, because of the possibility of Internet opportunities, Woods and other prominent players want the freedom to pursue business ventures related to golf without being substantially restricted by the tour's bylaws.

Papers by Matt Marx and other researchers show that employees in states that restrict the enforcement of non-competes have more freedom to pursue new ventures in the same industry and location as their prior employer.

By the time he joined L'Oréal as an assistant financial director, in 1976, Lacharrière insisted on the freedom to pursue outside ventures, which rattled a lot of folks there.

Having taken advantage of the temporary freedom from exams to venture outside of the library, I have rediscovered a planet where law students are subjected to a relentless barrage of well-meaning attempts at making conversation with us when people really should know better.

It meant the nights were the antithesis of a lairy Saturday-night comedy club, with an atmosphere of good will, giving the comics the freedom to enjoy themselves and venture off script.

And when Woods voiced his dissatisfaction with the PGA Tour concerning control of his image and freedom to pursue various Internet ventures, Woods brokered a meeting with the Tour commissioner Tim Finchem that went a long way toward resolving Woods's concerns.