Sentence examples for which venture from inspiring English sources
The phrase "which venture" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific business endeavor or project that has been previously mentioned or is known to the audience. Example: "I am considering several options, but I am still unsure which venture to pursue next."
Whether the deal will actually happen depends on which venture capitalist you ask.
And it sits uneasily with the enthusiasm with which venture capitalists are investing in firms commercialising new technologies.
Experts say it is too soon to predict how MOOCs will play out, or which venture will emerge as the leader.
There is no guarantee, of course, that the embryonic companies in which venture capitalists invest will survive, let alone dominate their marketplaces.
That will not be easy, so Startup America has "gameified" the process, creating a competition in which venture capitalists and other start-up stalwarts vie with one another to recruit the most.
As with many start-ups, VIPshop - in which venture capital firms DCM and Sequoia Capital each have a 19 percent stake - is strong on growth and weak on profits.
His 19 books, which ventured into unpredictable subjects, included short stories, poetry, essays and non-fiction.
Jones won much admiration for his last book, The Dig, which ventured into the grim nocturnal world of badger-baiters.
They grew to three with The Bell Jar, the first novel I had ever read which ventured into a psychiatric institution.
If some doubt whether a book like Pinker's can really count as history, others are equally sceptical whether anything which ventures too near the present can be properly historical.
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