Sentence examples for sometimes founded from inspiring English sources
The firms are sometimes founded by lawyers or in a partnership with lawyers, thus providing a benefit in legal labour, too.
Many of the things Cernovich wrote and said were demonstrably untrue, and even his accurate claims were sometimes founded more on intuition than on evidence.
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Sometimes founding heads can cause an unhealthy situation if they stay too long and there's a cult of personality around them.
Cowboy Ventures' Aileen Lee noted that many of these issues crop up because most early-stage startups don't have a head of HR, and are sometimes being founded by people who haven't worked in a professional situation before.
Ms. Mayer, the company's new chief executive, was not penalizing employees who had to stay home with a sick child, the article says, but was seeking to rein in around 200 workers who worked at home, did little for the company and collected Yahoo paycheck, sometimes while founding start-ups of their own.
Sometimes they were founded near unsuspecting neighborhoods.
I feel sometimes like I am founded on those things and that regret and shame are almost institutionalised in me.
Sometimes the Latins even founded colonies upon hostile territory as military outposts, which became new, independent Latin states, enjoying the same rights as all the other ones.
Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay and Uruguay founded Mercosur, sometimes called the South American Common Market, in 1991 and are full members, while Bolivia and Chile joined later and are associate members.
