Sentence examples for launched exciting from inspiring English sources

These companies have not only taken on Western incumbents, snapped up Western companies and launched exciting new products.

They've launched exciting new products across categories as varied as upscale denim, healthy pet food, and nontoxic lube.

Then again, its founders are no strangers to launching exciting Irish voices, having rescued Donal Ryan's Spinning Heart from the dreaded slush pile at Lilliput Press.

Paglia is right that female bonding needs to be about "mentoring, exchanging advice and experience and launching exciting and innovative joint projects".

"Customers will benefit as we launch exciting new services, bring them even more great TV and accelerate innovation across all of the markets in which we operate," added Darroch.

As a result, this region is becoming a new hub for researchers and tech companies to launch exciting projects in science and engineering.

We are always focused on pop culture inspirations, launching exciting collaborations, driving innovation, and increasing digital investments across all areas of our brand and business.

"In a complex, difficult international environment, you have strengthened the role and the visibility of the United Nations by adopting reform measures, launching exciting, innovative initiatives, and calling faithfully and constantly for respect for human rights, the rule of law and the other values rooted in our charter," UN General Assembly President Joseph Deiss told him.

Peacebuilding organisation International Alert has launched an exciting new musical project called Peace Tracks.

Chemo-responsive shape-memory polymers have launched an exciting field and made significant breakthroughs in the development of stimulus-responsive materials for engineering applications.

This year's Guardian Public Service Awards have now launched – with exciting new categories and a brand new award to recognise public leadership, to be voted for by members of the Public Leaders Network.