Sentence examples for further launching from inspiring English sources

In 1958 he sought to go further, launching the Great Leap Forward: a plan to modernise the entire Chinese economy so ambitious that it tipped over into insanity.

Inevitably, government and the church are satirised, but the depressive dramatist's irst novel goes much further, launching a scathing attack on every aspect of modern life.

In Hungary, Prime Minister Viktor Orban has gone further, launching legislation aimed at cracking down on civil society groups and dubbing it the "Stop Soros" bill.

The director Kevin Smith went even further, launching into an obscenity-laced tirade on his blog after learning that Joel Siegel, the critic for the TV show Good Morning America, had walked out of Clerks II in a huff.

On one side is Microsoft, with its.NET plan; on the other an array of rivals, including IBM, Oracle and Sun, touting a technology based on the Java programming language.This week Microsoft took the battle a stage further, launching a set of tools to develop web services, plus a software framework to run them.

Today Motorola takes things a step further, launching a partnership with crowdfunding platform Indiegogo.

In the future, we will further launch deep partnerships with Bilibili in the ACG field," a NetEase spokesperson told TechCrunch.

Honest Beauty further launched a hair-care line recently, and WWD reported in October that it's planning to  launch in Canada.

The scene describes a runway show in Miami, one that was supposed to further launch my career as a model in 2009.

Her emotional supporting-actress acceptance speech further launched her to sweetheart status, and her bold fashion choices during award season turned her into an instant style icon.

Leppäluoto further launched the idea that the temporary imbalance of the vaginal microflora towards a BV-like profile serves sperm survival and transport, and further speculated that this imbalance is actually physiological in nature, if the microflora is allowed enough time to recover following a coital act [ 94].