Sentence examples for idea launch from inspiring English sources

Maybe the centralization of power by technology has become profound enough that the whole Valley / startup mentality — the idea that you take a new idea, launch a startup, get some funding, and build a rocket-ship company which is worth billions and wields enormous power within a decade — has become dangerous and wrong.

What's sad is that this idea launches us into a totally unknown and unexplored world.

The New Partnership for Africa's Development (Nepad) was very much his own idea, launched in 2001.

The "war on drugs," though, was Mr. Calderón's idea, launched, it seems, to show his teeth after his narrow — and perhaps questionable — electoral victory in 2006.

We all know the narrative: entrepreneur comes up with hot idea, launches startup, works non-stop in the garage, gains traction, has an IPO, and pockets megabucks.

The Pig Idea, launched last week, is the brainchild of environmentalist Tristram Stuart and the MasterChef winner and Wahaca restaurant chain founder Thomasina Miers.

Although acting is still his main focus, he has since trademarked the people walking idea, launched an app, is looking into franchising, and released a company T-shirt and mug.

This idea, launched in the 1960s by geneticist Hermann Muller, has remained among evolutionary biologists' pet theories ever since.

These guys will also be taking a new spin on their idea, launching Disenchat.com, a place to post anonymously about your workplace.

In 2009, Miller introduced a bill to create a new Consumer Financial Protection Agency, an idea launched by consumer advocate Elizabeth Warren.

But still, a really cool idea launched by American Greetings with their line of cards called Tasties.