Sentence examples for ventures to challenge from inspiring English sources

In field after field, especially in the service sector, technological advances, demographic shifts, and the availability of capital have encouraged start-up ventures to challenge conventional wisdom and experiment with new approaches to the market.

Now MyTime's just raised a $9.25 million Series B led by Upfront Ventures and Khosla Ventures to challenge big scheduling tool makers like MindBody and Booker, and make it even easier for merchants to jump on board.

Although the colonists ventured to challenge Britain's naval power from the outbreak of the conflict, the war at sea in its later stages was fought mainly between Britain and America's European allies, the American effort being reduced to privateering.

In reality, "Take Ivy" was a radical endeavor for nineteen-sixties Japan — a risky business venture intended to challenge the conventions of how men dress.

In reality, "Take Ivy" was a radical endeavor for nineteen-sixties Japan a risky business venture intended to challenge the conventions of how men dress.

More pointedly, would they take the more direct approach and risk starting a business venture there to challenge the narrative of high unemployment rate in the Middle East and North Africa region?

She was divorced from her second husband, a venture capitalist, and eager to challenge her mind in new ways.

The young guys from the East ventured to the Midwest to challenge some older fellows on their home court.

STMicroelectronics and NXP will merge their wireless chip businesses into a $3 billion joint venture controlled by STMicroelectronics to challenge the market leaders, Qualcomm and Texas Instruments.

Michael Nash, Warner Music's executive vice president for digital strategy, said it would be simplistic to view the MySpace venture as a gambit to challenge iTunes, which is closely tied into the iPod player.

We're excited about three trends that are beginning to challenge venture capital — in a good way.