Sentence examples for reason to launch from inspiring English sources

Pakistan has used a long-running territorial dispute over Kashmir as a reason to launch wars.

For us, we would need to have a good reason to launch a new hardware – something necessary".

They believed he was doing everything he could to avoid giving the Bush administration, or Israel, a reason to launch a military attack on Iran's nuclear facilities.

Ms. Rivers has good reason to launch a pre-emptive strike over a fashion violation that even Mr. Blackwell would be hard pressed to notice.

That invasion gave Russia's president Vladimir Putin a reason to launch his war, and the Russians have sought to insulate Dagestan from further spillover by sealing the border.

That invasion gave Russia a reason to launch their war and they have sought to insulate Dagestan from further spillover by sealing the border.

These characteristics are wonderful stimuli for informal interactions, because they give people natural reasons to launch into conversation.

Nothing in the announcement should lead to immediate changes in the user experience, but one of the main reasons to launch the API is to grow the program, so I'd be surprised if we don't see more ads at some point.

And like the ex that "forgets" things at your apartment, the Americans keep finding reasons to launch more drone strikes and night raids.

Apple Maps is more of a responsive product offering than a long-term revenue generator — Apple didn't like Google pulling in data through iHardware, and that was reason enough to launch a premature Maps product.

A more determined, forceful White House occupant intent on pushing widely popular social policies as well as equal-opportunity businesses and growth-oriented economic focus is reason enough to launch a new core stock portfolio to profit from the anticipated shifts and turns ahead.