Sentence examples for us start-up from inspiring English sources

Recently shortlisted in the Imagine H2O's Global Water competition, the US start-up uses sonar technology to assess the depth of groundwater in wells on farms and rural houses.

Chris Poole, founder of the image-sharing site 4Chan, has clashed with a US start-up over using the word "moot".

Nectome, a US start-up founded by MIT AI researchers, is promising to upload brains using a technique trialled on rabbits.

The lockdown policy, administered by the US start-up Yondr, is intended to improve the gig experience and prevent piracy and has been received with a mixture of admiration and expletives at Rock shows in other cities.

These thoughts are brought to the fore by the arrival of two US start-up companies, No Lie MRI and Cephos, which are about to offer functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI) brain scans in order to detect lies.

Uber is the US start-up that taxi companies around the world love to hate.

Dr. Bernard Pecoul, director of the Access to Essential Medicines project for Doctors Without Borders, said the Cipla offer, which he learned of only today, "will let us start up our pilot projects on a larger scale".

A US start up is hoping to bring restaurant-quality food into kitchens with a robot doing the cooking.

"Boris, why don't you get us started?" Up popped Alexander Boris de Pfeffel Johnson, then the Brussels correspondent for the Telegraph.

In the '90s, the voice technology field became much more competitive as US start-ups were founded to exploit voice recognition systems commercially.

We are assuming adequate funding to sustain us during start-up.