Sentence examples for launching an idea from inspiring English sources
Use local media (don't forget about community television, radio, and papers which are great for launching an idea you can't get in the mainstream media).
"Italy has launched an idea which is worth looking at," Mr. Hollande said.
Others are investing their own capital to launch an idea.
It only takes one person to launch an idea and you can't kill ideas.
In 1955 the Bergen businessperson Fritz Rieber launched an idea for the shortening of Bergensbanen; the Ulriken Tunnel through the Bergen mountains, electrification from Voss to Bergen, and the construction of the Ringerike Line.
In an era when a single video on the Internet can launch an idea that leads to a revolution, the international donor community needs to reevaluate how it selects and awards grants to civil society organizations (CSOs) in transitional countries.
This is exciting- to be part of that snowball effect, to have been as crazy and daring as we were to launch an idea and an experiment with some of the best chefs in the world and see that what came out of it could turn into something even more powerful.
Inspired by a trip that she took with her girlfriend, she launched an idea to help others preserve their precious moments abroad -- and has since helped capture thousands of memories (and is projecting half a million dollars in revenue!)" -- Marlo, MarloThomas.com.
By lowering the cost of launching a new idea, igniting new political movements, and bringing communities closer together, it has been one of the most significant democratizing influences the world has ever known," Obama said.
His overall tax policy would tell aspiring French entrepreneurs that they might be better off launching a good idea elsewhere.The inconvenient truth is that whoever emerges the victor on May 6th will need to show a tough approach to the deficit, in the face of wary bond markets and possible recession.
It is like a tag in your DNA, but for some people, launching a new idea is what makes the work day worthwhile.
