Sentence examples for to be founder from inspiring English sources

Italians swallowed these measures because they were keen to be founder members of Europe's single currency.

The company's best-paid director, assumed to be founder and boss Ashley Tabor, received a remuneration package of £2.5m.

The UK's largest commercial radio company's highest-paid director, understood to be founder and boss Ashley Tabor, received total remuneration of £2m.

Today, though, she is largely forgotten and overshadowed by Hoda Sha'rawi who is widely considered to be founder of the modern Arab feminist movement.

My funders and board should have sat me down, muzzled my ego and said: "Dan, you are going to be founder and chief innovation officer and report to the new CEO we are now conducting a search to find".

The company's highest paid director, who is unnamed in the filing but as in previous financial results is understood to be founder and boss Tabor, received a total remuneration of £2.04m.

The initiatives aim to be founder-friendly.

Current attempts at CFAA reform appear to be foundering.

Even with Weber's support, J.A.V. seemed to be foundering.

Nevertheless, by that fall the reformist project was widely perceived to be foundering.

However, its own initiative on resolving the Syrian crisis seems to be foundering.