Sentence examples for future launched from inspiring English sources

Future launched a new magazine, The Knitter in January and trialled a new title, Triathlon Plus, an extension of its cycling portfolio.

At a time when shrinking advertising revenues are putting pressure on most magazine companies, Future launched The Knitter, a monthly magazine aimed at knitting enthusiasts, in January, which was followed in April by the launch of its Triathlon Plus magazine.

Shetland has eight shiny leisure centres for its tiny population and a new, world-class cultural venue; Orkney, which is only a little less rich, is an emerging renewable energy hub.Which of you shall we say doth love us most?These strengths are manifest in a new campaign for greater autonomy, "Our Islands, Our Future", launched jointly by the local authorities of the northern and western isles.

The digital advocacy organization Fight For the Future launched a registration chatbot last week called HelloVote with backing from several tech companies, including Genius, Twilio, and Automattic.

In November, Shape the Future launched an initiative in the U.K. to provide students there with access to laptops through a partnership with RM Education and Intel.

The International Monetary Market opened in 1972; Congress allowed trade in commodity options in 1976; S&P 500 futures launched in 1982, and options on those futures a year later.

The maternity champions project, run by Paddington Development Trust in partnership with the NCT, the UK's largest parent charity, and the charity Creative Futures, launched as a two-year pilot in 2014, funded by Westminster council's public health team.

Waltham Forest council, Furnishing the Future Under the Furnishing the Future scheme, launched by the council and its housing management firm Ascham Homes, paint and furniture from house clearances are recycled, restored and resold instead of going to landfill.

After the accident, NASA immediately began work on a redesigned solid booster for future launches.

"From now on," Mr. Nisbet said, "both contractors will split 50-50 future launch contracts".

ULA did not immediately respond to a request for comment about bidding on future launch contracts.