Sentence examples for thinking to launch from inspiring English sources

"It's old school thinking to launch content piecemeal around the world," he says, "especially when you have territories champing at the bit to get your service, and when there is an easy alternative in pirating content".

What the industry needs is for some forward thinking media company to launch an Apollo Project for African-American content, starting with film.

With a desktop, he said, "your mind is thinking about which application to launch, whereas it should be thinking about the person you want to communicate with".

With Clinton having gained significantly fewer votes than Barack Obama and the Democrats seeking a new standard bearer, there may now be some wishful thinking for Michelle Obama to launch a political career of her own.

The first step is to put the consumer at the center of your thinking prior to launching any marketing campaign.

There is nothing wrong with an occasional well-timed joke as a recreational outlet for addled souls, but something must be said about an environment that lulls teenagers into thinking they are entitled to launch cheap, pernicious assaults unchecked.

They prioritize scalability and time to launch, thinking in terms of networks rather than hosts.

I'm seriously thinking that we need to launch some sort of dating site.

At a time when European cities need to identify their strengths in order to attract European startups to them (and away from the US), Strasbourg has certainly made its claim: for Biotech companies thinking of going to Boston to launch their product, there might just be another way.

Speaking to setting up shop in Manhattan, Gilboa (who previously lived in San Francisco) says, "I was sort of brainwashed into thinking that if you wanted to launch a startup, particularly anything Internet based, you had to do it in the Bay area".

Even without the paragraphs on end-to-end encryption, Duong's post offers interesting insight into Google's thinking as it planned to launch Allo.