Sentence examples for planning to trial from inspiring English sources

I don't think we are, and I'm not planning to trial it with my restaurant launch.

Waitrose, which reports that retired men are among the fastest-growing student groups at its cookery schools, is planning to trial courses aimed specifically at older men.

A "novel method" of printing in London, which they are planning to trial, is an early incarnation of faxing, in which a "good proof will be pulled of each page and photographically transmitted to London … this will be turned into a plate for lithographic printing".

There were already hints that Facebook was planning to trial Rooms on Messenger in the near future.

At our Doheny Eye Institute in a CIRM-supported program, Professor Mark Humayun and David Hinton are planning to trial stem therapies for macular degeneration, and my colleague Michael Kahn has just initiated a phase I clinical trial of a drug for colorectal carcinoma that was developed using a stem cell-based screen.

It also plans to trial detection equipment on buses, helping drivers be more aware of pedestrians and cyclists near their vehicles.

She may not be able to use the zombie Mountain as she'd planned to trial-by-combat her way to freedom, but I can't see her going down without a fight.

Now researchers have a financial backer, Sunscreen Technologies Pty. Ltd., which plans to run clinical trials.

2011 Coalition announces plans to trial payment-by-results in children's centres run by parents and communities.

Millions of people may be disenfranchised by the government's plans to trial asking for ID in order to vote, Labour has said.

Earlier this year, Vice President of content services Darren Herman, outlined the company's plans to trial placing adverts in the page that appears when users open up a new tab.