Sentence examples for tries to launch from inspiring English sources
Mr Hegghammer's study of jihadists between 1990 and 2010 suggests that only about one in nine returning foreign fighters tries to launch attacks in the West.
That is the 10th highest Thanksgiving opening – and social-media buzz is rapidly coalescing around Ryan Coogler's film, which follows the son of Balboa's one-time rival Apollo Creed as he tries to launch his own boxing career.
5.31pm BST 27 min: After much Teutonic tika-taka, France regain possession and Valbuena tries to launch a quick counter-attack, but it will take more than a hopefully-hoisted ball into the penalty area to undo Germany's defence.
This week Mr Kirchner told the IMF's new managing director, Rodrigo Rato, of his government's plan to leave Argentina's loan agreement in limbo while it tries to launch a take-it-or-leave-it writedown of some $100 billion in defaulted debt.
The agency tries to launch one of these flagship endeavours every six years.
At least once a week, Stautzebach also tries to launch an ozone-sonde, which is tasked with collecting information on Antarctica's ozone hole.
We are trying to launch small-scale privatisation through auctions.
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He said the officials investigating them had tried "to launch a coup".
'I believe we can and should try to launch the new trade round this year.
He tried to launch coups in Yemen and Benin and fought for secession in Biafra.
