Sentence examples for record of launching from inspiring English sources

Kerry, who has been a senator for twenty-five yeand and has a long record of launching major investigations, had never written a landmark law.

"However, Boris has a record of launching projects which he then quietly drops or doesn't deliver well," he added.

Viacom has an excellent track record of launching other successful niche cable networks, like VH1 and Nickelodeon, but this market is much smaller by orders of magnitude than the ones for music or children's programming.

Although Comedy Central executives might regret having let Oliver slip away, they have a good track record of launching new talent and franchises.

The Finborough is a pocket-sized theatre (currently featuring "Many Roads To Paradise") with a very good record of launching plays, especially ones with queer themes.

A proven track record of launching a product, together with the level of pledges achieved, can thus assist in establishing and increasing a new venture's valuation.

The fact is, ULA has a longer and better track record of launches than SpaceX and, in terms of launching national security assets, that's an incredibly important trait.

He established a world record for speed back a dozen-plus years ago when, as cofounder of Priceline.com, he raced to a $9 billion valuation in record time: within a year of launching the cheap airline ticket broker.

The reason: the volume of money flowing to the venture industry, along with platforms that help to amplify new brands, have made it easier than ever for someone with a track record to launch a venture firm of their own.

The guidelines require space tourism operators to inform spaceflight participants in writing about the risks of launch and reentry and about the safety record of the launch vehicle.

Taylor's 1965 hit recording of "Wang Dang Doodle" launched her career, and established her sound: a gruff, no-nonsense roar that was the female equivalent of Howlin' Wolf's baritone growl.