Sentence examples for shortage of venture from inspiring English sources

India has a shortage of venture capital.

The Pool, a vibrant entrepreneurs' club that runs in both cities, introduces startups' founders to established businessmen, in a bid to make up for the shortage of venture capital in Mexico.

Big European countries such as Britain (14th), Germany (16th) and France (18th) all perform below their potential because of a shortage of venture capital (this is puzzling in Britain, the home of one of the world's great financial centres).

That is in part down to a lack of serious commercial ambition; in the case of tech firms, it also reflects a shortage of venture capital and the support network for start-ups that comes with it.

As one venture capitalist puts it, "there is no shortage of venture capital or of bright ideas, but there is a serious shortage of people with the ability to execute the ideas.

"There's still a shortage of venture capitalists in Europe," says Salty. "That means we can still pick between the crme de la crme of technology startups".

"There is no shortage of companies that need venture capital and company-building skills".

There's been no shortage of disruption in the venture industry over the last decade or so, yet someone is always trying to introduce a new way of doing things.

NEW YORK -- The push to develop cleaner energy technologies--a widely embraced strategy for nurturing innovative new industries--is increasingly threatened by a shortage of investment, according to venture capitalists, entrepreneurs and renewable energy experts.

Borchgrevink went to England, where he was able to persuade the publishing magnate Sir George Newnes to finance him to the extent of £40,000, equivalent to £3 million as of 2008, with the sole stipulation that, despite the shortage of British participants, the venture be styled the "British Antarctic Expedition".

Because of this, there is no shortage of new and promising ventures building their projects on blockchain.