Sentence examples for vanguard founder from inspiring English sources

A recent Supreme Court ruling may help matters a bit, said John C. Bogle, the Vanguard founder, but in his view the court did not go nearly far enough in setting guidelines for mutual fund fees.

His public relations skills brought him into the inner sanctum of the Vanguard founder, Bill Craig, who became infamous for suggesting it might be necessary to "liquidate the enemy".

Vanguard founder John Bogle doesn't buy this argument.

Vanguard founder John Bogle suggests 8% a year as a reasonable return.

Vanguard founder John Bogle is the world's best-known evangelist for passive (indexed) investing.

Vanguard founder John Bogle estimates that a round-trip trade eats up 1% of your position.

Lore is in the vanguard of founders addressing the female pay gap.

Bruyas's stated goal, at least after his vanguard-art gambit foundered -- he couldn't handle the critical abuse that Courbet apparently relished -- was to create an overview of mid-19th-century French painting, and we get his idiosyncratic version of it here, in the form of an episode or two of explosive inspiration, preceded by a warm-up stretch of expertly crafted dross.

It is an argument that has found favor among celebrity supporters like the socialites Bianca Jagger and Jemima Khan, and a veteran leftist politician, Tony Benn, who were in the public gallery for the hearing, a silent vanguard for the wide support the WikiLeaks founder has attracted around the world.

"If you'd asked me a few years ago I'd have said broadcasters - and media businesses generally - would be in the vanguard of those working to reduce their carbon footprints," observes Sue Welland, founder of the Carbon Neutral Company.

Pre-acquisition, social news vanguard Digg had raised $45 million in funding from Greylock Partners, Marc Andreessen, LinkedIn founder Reid Hoffman and other Valley notables.