Sentence examples for launch to attract from inspiring English sources

eBay is creating a number of marketing initiatives around the launch to attract traffic to the site.

The startup has so far raised $300,000 in seed funding and hopes to now use its product launch to attract more interest from potential investors.

And public service campaigns, sponsored by groups like the National Mentoring Partnership, have been launched to attract even more volunteers.

The following day it was revealed that the campaign was launched to attract visitors to this year's Tel Aviv gay pride.

By the morning of 24 October, the Main Body was within range of the northernmost American carriers of Task Force 38 and Admiral Ozawa ordered an air strike launched to attract the attention of the Americans.

Earlier this year Oculus, the Facebook-owned VR company, announced a diversity program called Launch Pad to attract the development efforts of "women, people of color, members of the LGBTQ community".

A festival, Invocation, was launched last year to attract 16- to 35-year-old men and women into monasteries, orders and seminaries.

Provincial and municipal governments in China are also launching programs to attract and retain scientific talent; for example, the governments of Shanghai and Beijing each sponsor a Thousand Talents program distinct from that of the central government.

Kdan Mobile's products include Creativity 365, a software suite with a mobile animation creator and video editor, and Document 365, launched last year to attract enterprise users.

Similarly, Chevrolet launched the HHR Heritage High Rooff), originally launched in 2005 to attract younger buyers, is a retro-looking compact wagon that is not only safe (it earned the NHTSA's five-star crash safety rating for front and side impact testing), but includes an auxiliary audio input jack to plug in an iPod or other MP3 player.

One understands that banks have occasionally to launch new products to attract business.