Sentence examples similar to start up associate from inspiring English sources
On those first trips, Gav and his start-up associate would buy "around a grand's worth, maybe £1,500", sending back 10 to 15 litres via the tiny local DHL office.
The authors concluded that supported employment services appeared to be cost-effective, but also noted that, for example, start up costs associated with supported employment were not considered, as the individuals in this study had already been enrolled in the services.
Booker's Start-Up Is Sold | Waywire, the video start-up associated with Newark's mayor, Cory Booker, is being sold to Magnify, a Web video distributor, AllThingsD reports.
Where they do invest, plans to reform tax credits on research and development may help R&D spending a go little further but when start-ups associated with promising new technologies (think Apple and Microsoft rather than IBM, with the emergence of PCs) such tax credits won't stretch far.
Without a high internal locus of control, individuals would be unlikely to risk exposure to the difficulties associated with the starting up of a new and unproved business venture.
