Sentence examples for launched among from inspiring English sources

An urgent ring-round was launched among senior cabinet ministers to find out whether Mr Purnell was a lone gunman.

Just after the blast, about 3 30 in the afternoon, members of the hospital staff saw plumes of smoke -- signs of where a rocket had been launched among the high-rise buildings.

A poetry competition was launched among the schools of Edinburgh by the Heather Club, a men's club founded in 1823 (for what purpose I do not know, except that it was very Scottish).

No mythic wonderworker dreamed this up, however, unless you count the city's Commissioner of Cultural Affairs, Lois Weisberg, who was profiled in "The Tipping Point" for her extraordinary people-connecting skills and who launched, among other things, the first Cows on Parade exhibit in America.

The software has been launched among Swiss practitioners in the summer of 2000 and it is already widely applied.

An R&D program was launched among the ITER participant teams (PTs) to understand the source of degradation which was found to be likely the bending of the strands inside the cable under the electromagnetic load.

"Typically we took a general market spot and translated it to the Hispanic market, but these are launching among Hispanic consumers and we're testing to see if they could then be used for the general market as well," Ms. Davis said.

Simply/obviously branded the "Polaroid kids tablet," the 7-inch device has sidestepped the holiday shopping rush to try its luck instead launching among the throng at the CES show later this month in Las Vegas.

We're here at the Zynga Unleashed event in San Francisco this morning and one product we hear they're launching, among others, is "Zynga Live" — their long-awaited platform where people can play games without going through Facebook or another social network partner.

Decades of globalization, rather than years of recession, are to blame for the failure to launch among young adults, according to a new book, "The Accordian Family: Boomerang Kids, Anxious Parents and the Private Toll of Global Competition," by Katherine Newman, dean of the school of arts and sciences at Johns Hopkins University.

("We dream. It's who we are.... It's in our DNA.... We crossed the oceans, we conquered the skies, and when there were no more frontiers on Earth we launched ourselves among the stars").