Sentence examples similar to very start up from inspiring English sources
According to the post, the company worked with their network providers to mitigate the effects of the DDoS instead of giving in to attackers' demands, though it admitted that the attack could very well start up again at any time.
"It's very difficult to start up a new late-night franchise.
If America and Europe don't let her into the major league of global finance, China may very well just start up her own.
New colonies are very unlikely to start up spontaneously because this gregarious bird will only nest where others are already present.
It's a crazy thin aluminum wedge, two-thirds of an inch at its thickest point, that weighs very little, starts up very quickly and turns a lot of heads.
We checked it out, and the leasing company seemed very start-up friendly.
In addition, the project schedule is also usually very tight in order to start up the facilities sooner.
"I expect this will stir, start up some very interesting and varied discussion about how perhaps we should approach that".
But nobody involved has been arrested, and therefore it is extremely likely that very soon the operation will start up again.
"The very idea of starting up something with Nick was nowhere on the radar screen".
