curme造句

• Battery's Curme offers a grim forecast.
• After his retirement from Northwestern, Curme taught from 1934 to 1939 at the University of Southern California.
• Blame the firms with giant new funds that did few deals last year, general partner Ollie Curme said.
• Curme received most of his education at DePauw University in Greencastle, Indiana, and the University of Michigan.
• 1 January 1875 : Commanded by Captain Charles Thomas Curme, flagship of Vice-Admiral George Fowler Hastings, Sheerness.
• Curme said his firm looks beyond a person's gender and is willing to support good ideas that come from women entrepreneurs.
• Oliver Curme, a partner at Battery Ventures in Wellesley, said the firm invests in one out of 300 deals that it reviews.
• Battery has an option to purchase additional shares, and two of its partners, Oliver Curme and Scott Tobin, will join LIFFE's board.
• Oliver Curme of BatteryVentures in Wellesley, a coach at the forum, said that the small number of women in top business posts cuts down on opportunities.
• "It's like a fraternity rush where everyone is trying to get picked and not be left out of the party, " said Curme.
• Curme, a former banker, and other seasoned venture capitalists worry that too much money in the hands of inexperienced investors will translate to scores of bad deals.
• Early in this century, such heavyweights as the linguist Otto Jespersen, the British lexicographer Henry Fowler and the American grammarian and philologist George Curme argued that splitting is not only acceptable but often preferable.
• He still works 40 hours a week, but Tom Crotty and Ollie Curme, the partners who now run the firm's operations, work about twice that many hours weekly, he said.
• Be that as it may, Curme and Jespersen recognized the final preposition as natural and instinctive, and Fowler went further : " The legitimacy of the prepositional ending in literary English must be uncompromisingly maintained ."
• Bernstein continues : " Curme's contention that the split infinitive is often an improvement . . . cannot be disputed . " Heffernan and Lincoln, in their modern English composition textbook, agree with the above authors.
• "That's not the invisible hand of capitalism at work, " said Oliver Curme, a general partner with Battery Ventures in Wellesley, Mass . " That's the drunken hand of capitalism wasting money.
• Oliver Curme, a general partner at Battery Ventures in Wellesley, Mass ., recalls investing in the first on-line pet supplies emporium _ California-based PetStore . com _ only to see three similar pet ventures launched within 90 days.
• For example, Curme and Daughtery ( 2004 ) argued intentional wage differentials should only be observed before free agency, as once the player is eligible for free agency he will then have the option to exit the franchise should wage differences against him occur.
• Since so and as have the same origin, Curme observed, it's not surprising that any positive-versus-negative differentiation between as . . . as and so . . . as " has not become established in the language ."
• I did it because I read books by grammarians such as George O . Curme, who wrote : " The plain drift of our language is to use the accusative of personal pronouns as the common case form for the nominative and accusative relations . . ."