Sentence examples for had its founding from inspiring English sources

Fast forwrd a year later, and today market darling has lost a quarter of its market cap and had its founding CEO, Diane Greene, forced out by the board, after yet another growth expectation downgrade.

Throughout his life he railed against how he felt it had betrayed its founding principles.

Every country has its cultural imprints, founding myths, generationally-transmitted narratives.

In 1938 he became a manager of Berlin's Deutsche Bank, which had, since its founding in 1870, played a leading role in the German economy.

It has abrogated its founding traditions.

"L.A. is having its best decade since its founding".

Each has its own currency, constitution, founding figures, flag and anthem.

The name POU has its origin from the founding mammalian members Pit-1 and Oct-1/Oct-2, and the Caenorhabditis elegans Unc-86 protein [ 14].

And yet, Dissent has survived its founding editors, eleven Presidencies, the rise and fall of neo-conservatism, Ramparts, The Public Interest, Talk, and George.

Condé Nast, which closed Women's Sports & Fitness magazine last year, has hired its founding editor, LUCY DANZIGER, as editor in chief of Self magazine.

This taut, masterly portrait of Bellevue Hospital operates much as that fabled institution has since its founding, in 1736: the entire history of New York seems to pass through.