Sentence examples for in subsequent raises from inspiring English sources

The fund will invest in the early stages of a company, in the seed or Series A rounds, investing on average between $500,000 and $750,000 in its initial checks while continuing to follow on in subsequent raises.

In addition, LLETZ has been associated with subsequent raised risk of pre-term delivery (Noehr et al, 2009).

In addition, the original association between BMI and response to treatment, if confirmed in subsequent studies, would raise interesting questions about its pathophysiological mechanisms.

For weeks, the talks appeared to be on a collision course because the union had new militant leadership that had promised its members a strong contract, while the authority pleaded poverty, saying it could afford only a pay freeze in the first year and modest raises in subsequent years because it faces a $2.7 billion deficit in the next two years.

In subsequent comments, Ortiz also raised the possibility that the Yankees might choose to retaliate, although if they did, Ortiz might not be the target.

In subsequent years, marine salvagers raised small artifacts from the wreckage as well as pieces of the ship itself, including a large section of the hull.

In a statement it reiterated: "At no point in the performance review, the appeal process or in subsequent correspondence did Jess raise concerns about sexism or any other form of discriminatory behaviour in the Great Britain cycling team.

That went on to become a priority issue raised in subsequent appeals, which despite being fast-tracked by the courts looked set to last several years until McVeigh himself decided to give up the fight.

Ms. Smith, in the sort of oddball effort that city officials love, implored her readers to send checks to the city in lieu of gifts for her 80th birthday and then continued to press the case in subsequent columns; the effort raised more than $200,000.

We plan to address some of the issues Schofield et al. raise in subsequent papers.

Emergent themes were examined and raised in subsequent interviews with practitioners [ 13, 14].