Sentence examples for keep launching from inspiring English sources

The biggest is that the need to keep launching new brands will shift money and management time away from Coke, still and for years to come the biggest profit generator.

Despite that U.N. verdict, you have encouraged the Lebanese Shiite militia, Hezbollah, to keep launching raids against Israel at Shabaa Farms, claiming it's Lebanese territory, even though your official maps always showed it as part of Syria.

"We think the opportunity is to keep launching brands like ISH with influencers as part of our platform," Broukhim said.

And despite a slackening in the pace of investments and some big rounds for incumbent players in recent months, new startups keep launching to try their hand at building a better mousetrap.

It makes me sad because it is absurd for Yahoo to keep launching new social networking products, almost monthly, without what appears to be any sort of high level strategic vision.

According to Jews I speak with, peace with the Palestinians is impossible -- "all Arabs can't be trusted, Hamas is going to keep launching missiles, and the Palestinians in the West Bank aren't much better than Hamas," they say.

Bryant, finding scant help, kept launching difficult jumpers, going 10 for 22 from the field, finishing with 33 points.

Militants from Hamas and Islamic Jihad kept launching Qassam rocket attacks against Israeli settlements near the border with Gaza until Egypt brokered a six-month ceasefire last June.

Green, a role player for the San Antonio Spurs, kept launching the ball, and more times than not the ball swished through the hoop and the Miami Heat players continued to shake their heads.

"The biggest problem is that Samsung keeps launching devices that are not as premium in terms of materials compared to its competitors," said Francisco Jeronimo, European mobile devices research director for IDC, who has seen the Alpha.

If Hansen wants a symbolic irony, he should find one in Armstrong's long-ago docking mishap with the Agena; perhaps all the tumbling portended the bashful looping of the shuttle, its endless circumscription of the stay-at-home species that keeps launching it.