Sentence examples for considered to launch from inspiring English sources

The Titan IIIM was also considered to launch the heavier spacecraft.

Several top US schools - Northwestern Kellogg, Michigan Ross, Babson College - are getting in on the act, and Dartmouth's Tuck School of Business was earlier this year considering to launch an MiM for undergrads with little or no work experience, though this project is currently on hold.

Amber: With my experience of working in the art fair system for many years before even considering to launch SPRING/BREAK.

His debut feature, Pokolenie (1955; A Generation), is considered to have launched the wave of films credited to the Polish film school.

The time they spent in the area was also one of the most important in literary history, as  it produced Lyrical Ballads, the volume generally considered to have launched the Romantic poetry movement.

The problem with this definition is that it does not clarify when an instance is considered to be launched and terminated.

The group is considered to have launched the careers of three members of the nu metal band Korn.

But for the foreseeable future neither state is considered likely to launch hostilities.

If it is considered acceptable to launch an investigation after 13 years, then why not 20 or 30 years?" he said.

The Competition and Markets Authority has also announced that it is considering whether to launch an investigation into the deal.

The Serious Fraud Office is also considering whether to launch a formal investigation.