Sentence examples for launching from scratch from inspiring English sources

Rather than launching from scratch — which a host of smaller services including Ryde and India's Jugnoo are planning — it is eying a tie-up with Comfort that would give it access to its fleet.

To some degree, any business being launched from scratch is a "start-up".

To some degree, any business being launched from scratch is a "start-up". However, over the last decade the term has taken on providential airs.

"This entire industry had to launch from scratch, in a very short period of time, all at the same time, without any bank loans, and being limited to investment capital only from Washington".

Launching overseas from scratch will be a new challenge for Redmart, despite its learnings in Singapore, and Egan said it will start off slow at first.

Just as it's cheaper to maintain existing customer relationships than to generate new ones, it's more cost-effective to maintain candidate relationships than to re-launch searches from scratch.

"The Cases and I felt that launching something new from scratch wasn't doable" given his time commitment to antiterrorism efforts, he says.

There was also a rise in "greenfield projects", where a company launches a venture from scratch.

"We had this idea: Could we launch something totally from scratch?" Gauthier recalled.

"This will be the last major sports club or franchise launched in Los Angeles from scratch – maybe ever.

Malcolm Wall, the chief executive of Virgin Media's content division, says it would have been virtually impossible for Virgin to launch the channel from scratch because, unlike news channels, it has no automatic "fair use" claim on rights from rival broadcasters.