Sentence examples for launch to increase from inspiring English sources

The Bevy 1 TB drive and software will sell for $249 at launch (to increase to $349 at retail).

Twitter — despite the different services that it has launched to increase engagement like Twitter Music other discovery services; and despite the increased attention around its IPO — has only grown by two percentage points to 18%.

Two years after an industry campaign was launched to increase the number of women heard on television and radio, male experts still outnumber female experts on the main news programmes by a ratio of four to one.

This campaign is being launched to increase public awareness for the JAJAH service, and users are being rewarded with official clothing if they "creatively dispose of their existing computer headset".

Further expansions plans have been launched, to increase capacity by filling in the corners and possibly by building a retractable roof.

Initiatives have been launched to increase the registration of tumor size, which is a new variable in the DNPR.

In 2004, the Surviving Sepsis Campaign was launched to increase awareness and improve the outcome of severe sepsis.

Further international initiatives have subsequently been launched to increase the quality of PRO assessment in clinical trials, including guidance from the International Society for Quality of Life Research ISOQOLL) [ 18].

The project Opening Doors for Older People [ 18] was launched to increase the level of care as needs increase, rather than moving the person into increasingly intensive care settings.

In addition, a series of regional efforts were launched to increase national capacity to combat counterfeiting, since most countries do not have the capacity to conduct the detailed chemical analysis required to determine the biological activity of imported drugs.

In 2009, the "Best Care…Always!" (BCA) initiative was launched to increase the implementation speed of quality improvements throughout healthcare facilities and the campaign adopted a simplified version of the United States of America's Centers of Disease Control and Prevention's National Healthcare Safety Network's (CDC/NHSN's) definition [ 14].