Sentence examples for nascent providers from inspiring English sources
The venture capital division, Fidelity Ventures, has bet big on nascent providers of telecommunications services and equipment, including ONI Systems of San Jose, Calif., a maker of fiber optic equipment, whose shares have fallen 86percentthis yearar.
Now, Mr. Graf said that the company was talking to a number of Latin America's nascent cellular providers with the intention of buying minority stakes.
And while Latin America's nascent Internet service providers struggled to build the network capacity to meet the budding demand for Internet access, StarMedia was busy gathering Spanish and Portuguese content sites to give the new Web surfers places to surf.
Private providers are nascent and many non-profits are fragmented.
A couple of years ago, when RadioShack decided to sell Sprint's fon wireless service over AT&T t, it helped the then-nascent wireless services provider become a household name.
In doing so, it aims to provide insights valuable to service providers active in this nascent market.
The alliance doubles Amazon's e-book selection to more than 4,000 titles and heats up the competition among software companies seeking to gain a foothold as platform providers in the nascent market of electronic publishing.
The market is still so nascent, it's hard for furniture providers and coworking operators to find one another".
Figure 1 illustrates a relatively simple system, showing no feedback or unintended consequences, where a nascent private sector does not initially provide sufficient incentives for providers to engage in dual practice.
There were reports that the Justice Department, which is already going after traditional book publishers over the price of e-books, was investigating whether cable providers were trying to strangle nascent Web-based competitors.
As a related option, databases listing mutations or availability of genetic tests (e.g., the NIH's nascent Genetic Testing Registry) could mandate test providers share sequence data and interpretive algorithms as a condition of listing their tests.
