Sentence examples for decides to launch a from inspiring English sources
If, as seems likely, Apple decides to launch a low-cost version of its popular iPhone to better compete in emerging markets—and in the market for pre-paid phones that don't require a monthly subscription to a carrier then the firm's margins could be squeezed even more.
They may hold their own unless Mr Saleh decides to launch a full-scale assault, including attacks from the air, as he has done elsewhere in the past.Another influential figure is the president's half-brother, General Ali al-Mohsen, who commands Yemen's 1st armoured division as well as forces in the north-west.
What was dismissed by the former foreign secretary Jack Straw as "unthinkable", and for David Cameron became an option not to be taken "off the table", now turns out to be as good as a done deal if the US decides to launch a war that no one can seriously doubt would have disastrous consequences.
A small business owner decides to launch a PPC campaign.
Labour might even get a female leader for the first time in its history, if Angela Eagle decides to launch a challenge against Jeremy Corbyn.
And unless Alphabet (the abc.xyz Alphabet, that is) decides to launch a car company under the Alphabet name, it's probably okay from a trademark point of view.
This is a case of a fellow who developed a successful way of looking at small stocks and decided to launch a fund about a year ago.
Decided to launch a platinum mine enterprise, but a London newspaper exposed his scheme.
