Sentence examples for start firm from inspiring English sources

The nearest Mr. Bokaer comes to an organic connection between movement and visual ideas is in "Les Innocents," when in one sequence he takes a series of positions that start firm but suddenly crumple, collapse or diminish.

And California should make it easier to start firms and create jobs.

Thanks to the ubiquity of cloud computing, entrepreneurs can start firms anywhere, says Mr Prescott.

For a start, firms that embrace consumerisation are more likely to attract technologically minded workers at a time when IT is becoming ever more crucial to corporate success.

Hans-Paul Hans-Paul Bürkner head oformerBoston Consulting Group, notes theadchildren whofgrow up in enthepreneurial homes are more likely to start firms themselves.

Entrepreneurs start firms from scratch.

It is easier in the U.S. to start firms, hire workers, fire workers and enter new markets than in most other parts of the world.

Duo started firm in 1985 with $400,000; since then they have invested in 100 companies with a total enterprise value of $160 billion.

Some schools, such as MIT, have published guidelines for students and faculty interested in starting firms.

"The tradition to start a firm, take it public and then leave to start another firm is just beginning in Canada," says Piccioni.

He raised about ten million dollars to start the firm.