Are in Start up?

Are in Start up?

A startup or start-up is a company or project undertaken by an entrepreneur to seek, develop, and validate a scalable business model.

Is it start up or startup?

According to a Polytechnic State nerd on Quora, “a start-up is a noun and correct as hyphenated. Startup is not a word but often used in the vernacular.” For some context, you can use the term non-profit or nonprofit, and either form is considered fine.

How do you use start up in a sentence?

get off the ground.
  1. We ought to start up a drama group.
  2. plan to start up her own company.
  3. Tax breaks help new companies start up.
  4. The car wouldn't start up this morning.
  5. I heard his car start up.
  6. They have decided to start up a nursery in the factory.
  7. Start up the engines!
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