Sentence examples for venture represented from inspiring English sources

Grayling said his venture represented something "fresh and different".

James Gorman, a former McKinsey consultant who is now a Merrill executive, said the joint venture represented the way financial services firms were going to do deals.

In a statement on Monday, the airlines said the addition of Alitalia to the alliance meant that the venture represented about 26 percent of the total trans-Atlantic capacity, with annual revenue of more than $10 billion.

In a statement, the airlines said the addition of Alitalia meant that the venture represented about 26 percent of total trans-Atlantic capacity with annual revenues of over $10 billion.

Duffield's new venture represents a third start-up in Duffield's fund management career.

The Army's venture represents a big cash infusion into e-learning.

Most strikingly, the News/NBC venture represents a nod to the truisms that, even in the age of consumer choice, proximity matters and audiences are still sheep.

For China Eastern, which carried nearly 70 million passengers last year, the venture represents a first foray into the low-cost segment.

The joint venture represents Carlyle's growing interest in China and the surrounding region, which has greatly benefited from its strong economic growth.

Pan American is the second-largest oil and gas producer in Argentina, with BP's share of the venture representing proved reserves of about 917 million barrels of oil equivalent.

For Mr. King, one of the Island's biggest food distributors, the cafe venture represents an initial foray into the hospital food business, which has sales of $12 billion a year, according to Mr. Giuffrida's organization.