Sentence examples for poor startup from inspiring English sources

So what's a poor startup to do, if we are transitioning into a new bleak world where the gold mines run dry?

The non-expensing of options has generally been more important to cash-poor startup companies and to fast-growing firms, especially in the technology field, not so much to older companies like Coca-Cola.

They wanted to "avoid the problem often associated with incubators: the theory that stronger startups don't need an incubator so the startups that apply to incubators tend to be weaker ones, resulting in incubators naturally selecting for poorer startup performance".

After all, these are the businesses that could afford to pay to ride in the fast lanes of the Internet; doing so could help them to surpass the scrappier but cash-poor startups that compete with them.

Poorer startups may not have that option, and they could become Yahoo's next targets.

Try as they might the poor innovative startups of Germany – we're talking guys like Soundcloud, Amen and 6wunderkinder to name just three – still have to deal with their industry's most famous exports being out-and-out cloners.

Storage space for aging lager beers was not always easy to come by for cash-poor brewery startups.

It shocks people into realizing that these young, poor, scrappy media startups are forming alliances," says Chung.

Conventional wisdom posits that publicly traded corporations make poor stewards of startups driven by some kind of ethical credo.

Email has always been a poor file manager and startup MxHero wants to change the way we manage email attachments.

This month TechCrunch spoke to several SoundCloud employees who pointed to broken business models and poor morale after the startup aggressively hired people up until the last minute when it layed off 40% of its staff.