Sentence examples for startup changing from inspiring English sources

Editor's note: Josh Jones-Disworth is a co-founder of the Daily Dot; founder and CEO of Jones-Dilworth, Inc., an early-stage technology marketing consultancy; and co-founder of Totem, a startup changing PR for the better.

Natarajan Chandrasekaran, chairman of the Tata Group, said the future that Cornell Tech and TCS are working toward "is going to be a phenomenal place to be," with businesses increasingly focusing on data over process, and startups changing the way people learn and work.

In a recent FORBES cover story Janet Novack and I profiled startups changing the way Americans invest.

Short of these startups changing their revolutionary rhetoric, it looks like an uphill battle.

It's not too surprising to see YC startups changing this way; after all, the incubator has an ethos of backing talent, not specific ideas.

The travel industry is one vertical that seems to be seeing a lot of disruption at the moment — ranging from social media startups changing how we plan and book our journeys, to those who are re-examining how companies in the business are going to make money in the future.

The Grid, a San Francisco startup, is changing the way websites are designed by radically changing the role of the designer.

A New York City-based startup is changing the way we see and order food, from fast-food joints to wedding banquets.

Take Opendoor, the startup radically changing the way we buy and sell homes.

Ever adaptable, many startups find changing their working environment every three to six months keeps the ideas fresh and the costs down.

A new crop of mobile software startups is changing the way enterprises choose software, at the expense of big players like Microsoft.