Sentence examples for deciding to launch from inspiring English sources

Franco, however, recovered Teruel and drove to the sea, but he committed his one strategic error in deciding to launch a difficult attack on Valencia.

You might think the United States would have an elevated debate before deciding to launch a major war against another country.

The London School of Economics postgraduate had considered a return to academia before deciding to launch a second attempt at Taiwan's highest office.

Operation Strong Tower will help the police and emergency services prepare for a terrorist attack – but it won't do anything to stop someone from deciding to launch an attack in the first place.

Your piece on Hurricane Sandy (and others, like your response to Jim Hansen's Op Ed on the increase in extremely hot summers) are from the point of view of the NASA managers deciding to launch the Challenger.

When Malcolm Turnbull was minister for communications he angered Mitchell after deciding to launch the left-leaning the Saturday Paper, which the Australian has described as "the Green Left Weekly".

In 1997, her followers decided to "launch" her.

The police could decide to launch an investigation anyway.

The US justice department decided to launch its own investigation.

Also discovered was a racist "manifesto" which described why he had decided to launch the attack.

So it decided to launch a sex scandal involving the French star Franck Ribery.