Sentence examples similar to start up figure from inspiring English sources
Mr. de Land was a start-up figure in the East Village of the 1980's.
Putting away $10,000 a year is fine, but most people in start-ups figure it's best to put all their available cash into the business in the hope they can sell it later for enough to retire on right then and there.
The company adds that advance orders for the Chrysler Group's new Jeep Liberty exceed the start-up figures for the wildly popular PT Cruiser.
Harlow has done less well, but its MP, Robert Halfon, points to impressive business start-up figures.New towns succeed because they offer something that is scarce in London: cheap land.
An Indiana start-up figures the fastest way to get more plug-in hybrid vehicles on the road isn't by designing sexy battery-powered sports cars.
She owns no car but finds that if she takes her mother's Mercedes and places the key on the table during meetings, people assume she's well beyond starting up — which is, she figures, how you start up in Dubai.
At the University of Texas, for example, they figure on about $300,000 to $500,000 to start up a lab.
