Sentence examples for relaunching to from inspiring English sources

He has experience in scaling a business internationally, raising further funding and relaunching to ensure continued growth.

The startup has since pivoted, relaunching to "reinvent the status update" by way of 30-second, muted video clips.

But an app called Loudie is relaunching to clean up the process of planning with friends, while giving you easy ways to access free tickets to shows nearby.

While the email (copied below) doesn't say that JotSpot will be relaunching to new customers, it doesn't make much sense for JotSpot to be upgrading existing customers while they are also in the middle of integrating the software into Google's overall platform.

The St Matthew Passion was relaunched to a modern audience.

Now the British owner of the Sindy brand is preparing a major relaunch to celebrate her 50th birthday.

Social services in Wales need an urgent relaunch to deal with high staff-vacancy and turnover rates, a major new report has recommended today.

"The minister of justice, Jeff Radebe, recently announced that sexual offences courts would be relaunched to help cut the backlogs of sexual offences cases".

In 2007 the site relaunched to allow users to add and modify news stories.

This week it relaunched to attack the problems with booking private concerts.

Originally set for the semiconductor laser and photonics market, Novalux is being relaunched to take advantage of more industrial and commercial uses for its lasers.