Sentence examples for choosing to launch from inspiring English sources

As this information vacuum grew, so did Washington's misperceptions and miscalculations — to the point of choosing to launch a costly war.

The movie was financed independently and Universal picked up US distribution rights, choosing to launch it in two theatres last week to generate buzz before expanding into 2,875 sites at the weekend.

Two years later, the magazine says, Bakr travelled to northern Syria to oversee his takeover plan, choosing to launch it with a collection of foreign fighters that included novice militants from Saudi Arabia, Tunisia and Europe alongside battle-tested Chechens and Uzbeks.

Meanwhile, many other investors are choosing to launch their own female-founded venture firms.

Rodgers could have scoured the written reasons and mounted his argument based on that information instead of choosing to launch a wide-ranging attack on the suspension handed to Suarez and the processes used in arriving at the decision.

From the battlefield to the executive's desk, veterans are coming back and choosing to launch businesses aimed at making people's lives better, aiding the vulnerable, protecting us or conserving the environment.

Instead they've chosen to launch their own art company.

So why have we chosen to launch a new app?

Israel did not spell out why it had chosen to launch the attacks today.

We chose to launch early and refine the product based on customer feedback.

"In 2009 we introduced our redesign of the entire line and we chose to launch it in Shanghai".