Sentence examples for launching and support from inspiring English sources

air and missile strike against all known DPRK nuclear test facilities and missile launching and support facilities".

The company was developing the telescope itself, but turned to Kickstarter to raise money to launch and support it, as well as creating the necessary controls to help people control it.

But winning in this business means spending big money to launch and support brands.

After spending years at News Corp. and AOL, Jones had observed the structure of media companies, realizing that the right management structure could provide strategic services to launch and support businesses.

"We think the Camera filter market is pretty saturated currently," explains Norris, "so we decided to avoid it at launch and support 'Open In…' which opens your photos in those other apps".

This is a very different model to that of the Wii U or PS Vita, where the all-in big launch and support has to be ready before going to market.

In 1856, the Atlantic or Saturday Club was created to launch and support The Atlantic Monthly.

An additional $5 million to the Reagan Presidential Foundation to launch and support the GE Reagan Scholars Program, an effort that will begin in 2011 and that will provide 200 four-year college scholarships over the next decade to "students who embody the vision and values personified by President Reagan".

Jon Plowman, the producer of scores of BBC comedies including 2012 and Little Britain, said Cresswell had revolutionised British comedy and launched and supported countless careers.

For more than 100 years, this gallery has exhibited the giants of modern art and championed the most radical avant-gardes; it has also launched and supported the careers of countless artists - among them Richard Hamilton, Lucian Freud, Barbara Hepworth, David Hockney, Gilbert and George, and Bridget Riley.

Nearly all the major poets and prose writers in traditional literature were southerners, who enthusiastically launched and supported antiquarian movements based on a return to models of various ages of the past.