Sentence examples for push to launch from inspiring English sources

Searle's pipeline is full of new products, but the firm lacks the sales push to launch many blockbuster drugs on to the market.

China needs to make a "decisive push" to launch new market-oriented reforms and has to control rapid credit growth that could lead to financial problems, the International Monetary Fund said on Wednesday.

Maybe it's companies' continued push to launch handsets on their own terms.

Basically, the current push to launch autonomous vehicles is a massive beta test.

Nearly anything is possible, says Ross. IPG, which counts Home Depot, Wal-Mart, Kohl's and Walgreens on its agencies' client rosters, expects Mediabrands' new retail push to launch as early as this summer, though no clients have yet signed on.

Of course, eBay has been making a big push to launch and promote its new mobile offerings in time for the holiday season.

Drivers would not have to pilot drones, but could push a button to launch and recall them as needed.

Donald Trump's surge to frontrunner status in the Republican presidential race has caused angst and divisions among the donor network led by the billionaire Koch brothers, some of whom pushed to launch a sustained anti-Trump drive and were rebuffed.

Eddie has seen it all at LivingSocial – his work has ranged from leading our user acquisition efforts to A/B testing button colors for Facebook Apps to pushing to launch Me + 3 and countless other contributions.

But Fonda was unavailable, since ehe was filming another role JFK wanted him to play, that of the president pushed to launch an all-out nuclear war in Fail-Safe.

Back in July, the Herald Sun ran an exclusive, announcing that Victoria Police was pushing to launch a text message warning system that could alert the public to dangerous drugs.