Sentence examples for knowledge-based ventures from inspiring English sources

The kibbutz's appreciation for education has resulted in what its secretary general, Sara Cohen, calls "knowledge-based ventures".

This difference in magnitude implies that the establishment of startup ventures boosts the output of large number of knowledge-based products.

Henkel, another global player in the chemistry market, based in Düsseldorf, was the main sponsor for last year's NanoBioTec in Münster, and it has just set up a 150-million-euro venture capital trust to boost founding of knowledge-based start-up companies in the field of nano- and biotechnologies.

Employees must evolve to compete in a knowledge-based economy.

It is also, without question, a knowledge-based curriculum.

What exactly is a "knowledge-based" technology transfer?

Translation: Mr. Bennet did not reference any knowledge-based fact.

Dewey also criticized Lippmann's trust in knowledge-based élites.

Mr. Friedman sees such approaches as redefining the knowledge-based economy.

A maddeningly flexible Labour politician, one of Gabriel's backers in a new restaurant venture, delivers a splendid oration showing that, depending on how you look at it, Britain has either shed its dead industrial skin to become a dynamic knowledge-based economy or put over a colossal fraud.

"Now that we have entered the knowledge-based society, we have to deal with an overflow of fake knowledge".