Sentence examples for goal to launch from inspiring English sources

If successful, it could help Dais meet its goal to launch a new product line sometime next year and to begin competing for a share of the market for desalination membranes, which is expected to reach $6.4 billion by 2009.

He explained that the fund, which is currently in formation with a goal to launch by the summer, would be a consortium of CEOs in technology who would put in around $10 million or so in the vehicle.

CEO Ben Silbermann recently detailed his company's advertising plans to the Wall Street Journal, though he only discussed a general goal to launch a product by the end of this year, and didn't outline specific revenue goals or dates.

This summer I set a goal to launch one company a month in June, July, and August.

HUGE Inc. is currently developing the website based on user feedback, data analysis and City government expertise, with a goal to launch a new website for NYC.gov in 2013 that sets the global standard for digital government engagement.

It is the immediate goal to launch an additional product line into the beauty market, while the long-term goal is to go public with several health club facilities and an active product line.

Mr. Theisinger, the project manager, cautioned that the early successes did not ensure future ones; so far, the mission has checked off only two of its primary goals, to launch on time and to land on Mars.

"The goal was to launch a thousand ships, not to catalog a thousand genes".

Marano and others believe that, while hovering parents say that their goal is to launch the child into the world successfully, the truth lies deeper, in some dark dependency, some transfer of the parent's identity to the child.

The ostensible goal was to launch a weather satellite but the technology is fundamentally the same as an intercontinental ballistic missile, which North Korea is banned by the UN Security Council from developing.

The goal is to launch a 300,000 m3 super-pressure balloon.