Sentences with phrase «return at a later stage»

His discussion with secular existentialist philosophy would also be rendered superfluous, a point to which we shall return at a later stage.

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«The objective is to still make a venture return (10x) even at the late stage given all that we know and believe will transpire into the future.

Here are a couple of related ideas that are on my mind: ■ The fact that the UBC study measured higher percentage returns for BC at earlier stages of exit tells me that there is a problem with how the entrepreneurs and owners of tech startups (across all jurisdictions) perceive their chances of success through the later stages of growth.

General Assembly was worth $ 440 million after its last, $ 70 million investment round, according to a report in Axios, which means that early stage investors will see a nice return on their investment while many later stage backers — including Wellington Management and Fresco Capital are looking at some pretty flat returns.

Although this is not a biographical study, Thomas» book does proceed in a basically chronological manner, beginning with Lorre's work on the European stage in the 1920s and early 1930s, following his move to Hollywood and roles as a leading actor in the 1930s, proceeding to a study of his work as a supporting actor at Warner Bros. in the 1940s, his not - so - triumphant return to Europe to direct and star in Der Verlorene after WWII and finally his late screen roles in the 1950s and 1960s.

At later stages in your instruction, your exposition or proposition could be returned for updates postponing your graduation essentially.

Sure there will be completionists who will strive to obtain all of the stars on offer, I think that the majority of those that play the game will simply go for the platinum trophy and then fail to return to the title — meaning that any bands that may be added to the game at a later stage may get overlooked.

Christensen returned to sprayed - on lines at two later stages in his career, in the late 80s and early in the 21st century.

A year after moving outdoors for a series of site - specific pieces, the Trisha Brown Dance Company returns to the proscenium stage this week for seven performances of their late, great founder's GROOVE AND COUNTERMOVE, GEOMETRY OF QUIET, and L'AMOUR AU THÉÂTRE, at the Joyce.

In 2011, Abramovic and her fellow performance - art pioneer Robert Wilson staged a music - theater production at the Manchester International Festival called The Life and Death of Marina Abramovic, which transferred two years later to the Park Avenue Armory, where, incidentally, she will return this December to present an adaptation of J.S. Bach's Goldberg Variations with pianist Igor Levit.

Philip Guston: A Life Lived catches Guston at an important stage in his development as an artist; late in his career in the 1970's, when he has returned to figurative paintings that are packed with symbols, both political and autobiographical.