Sentence examples for nascent venture from inspiring English sources

While it's still a nascent venture (not even a year old), the service hasn't had any major hiccups yet and is relatively simple to use.

As a example of such a relationship, he pointed to the nascent venture between Merrill Lynch, the nation's largest brokerage firm, and HSBC, the London-based banking company.

But suddenly my father was again a 21-year-old reporter for The New York Times faced with what seemed like an unexciting new assignment: to write hourly news bulletins for the paper's nascent venture into radio broadcasting.

For some context for my argument, I recommend first going back and reading this Jack Shafer piece from 2006 (linked in my column), written when the name "Politico" hadn't yet been attached to John Harris and Jim Vandehei's nascent venture.

In a twist on the Google media company maneuvers, Viacom has a separate nascent venture with Google, in which Google distributes video clips from MTV and other channels across the Internet to any Web site that might like to carry them with advertising.

The paper uses this framework to link the centralized government system of the 1980s to today's nascent venture capital industry.

So has the recent experience of the Neuer Markt, Germany's high-tech second market, which has been replicated in other secondary markets across Europe, slowing down these countries' nascent venture-capital industries.

Aside from a growing business in Poland and nascent ventures in developing countries like Vietnam, Canal Plus is focused primarily on France.

External finance is a central issue for innovative nascent ventures.

Using new data on 906 nascent ventures, we find that nascent ventures with patents or patent applications as well as prototyped innovations are more likely to obtain equity finance.

However, nascent ventures that can solely signal appropriability by patenting are not more likely to obtain equity finance.