Sentence examples similar to start up ever from inspiring English sources
"This is probably the oldest start-up ever funded," said Rich Forte, 60, the chief executive of RFco.
Nick Hughes says there are five essential start-up talents, including adaptability: "Nothing in a start-up ever goes as planned, and thus, start-up founders must be able to adapt to changing circumstances".
InsideClimate News may be the leanest news start-up ever to be presented with a Pulitzer, journalism's highest honor, a prize that is typically awarded to regional and national newspapers.
Idaho farmers have been backing technological start-ups ever since.
That made Xiaomi one of the 15 most heavily venture-backed mobile start-ups ever, says Rajeev Chand of Rutberg, an investment bank.
The change, announced Monday afternoon, came after a series of miscalculations and poor management decisions by Mr. Pincus threatened to transform Zynga from one of the hottest game start-ups ever into one of its most spectacular flameouts.
This makes it possibly one of the two or three most successful UK start-ups ever (if you stretch the startup thing to seven years of course, which is an ongoing debate).
Technology columnist Farhad Manjoo said Aereo "may be the stupidest high-profile tech start-up ever launched" and said its legal victory last week illustrated "the supreme idiocy of our copyright laws".
"Overconfidence means that many more companies start up than will ever succeed," Brian Wu, a professor of strategy at the University of Michigan, told me.
The computer may start up more slowly than ever.
