Sentence examples for may launch a from inspiring English sources

Or he may launch a "Big Mac Attack".

The North, he said, "may launch a provocation, such as missile launch," around Wednesday, he said.

There is speculation that Pfizer may launch a bid for AstraZeneca.

Observers fear the breakaway pro-Russian rebels may launch a new offensive.

A company, for instance, may launch a well-intentioned initiative to flatten its hierarchy.

The union may launch a legal challenge over Gove's free school policy amid concerns that it is damaging children's education.

"If we have such a strategy, then Turkey and Saudi Arabia may launch an operation from the land".

Wisconsin attorney general Brad Schimel, backed by assembly speaker Robin Vos, both Republicans, have indicated they may launch an official inquiry into the source of the Guardian leak.

Disputes about whether and when a president or nation may launch an act of war can be hazy because courts generally do not issue definitive answers about such matters.

"It doesn't seem a particularly dramatic incident," Milan chief executive Adriano Galliani said amid speculation the Italian football federation may launch an inquiry into Gattuso's outburst after the 0-0 drat at Roma.

The anticorruption official who raised the potential conflict-of-interest issues reportedly said he may launch an investigation.