Sentence examples for willing to launch from inspiring English sources

–We will heavily weight companies willing to launch for the first time at TC Disrupt.

It's willing to launch an ethics assault.

Oh, and he's willing to launch into criticism like he used to launch into tackles.

That parade capped a monthlong training campaign called by President Hussein "for volunteers willing to launch jihad to liberate Palestine".

It would be wrong to rain on the parade of any publisher and editor willing to launch into this dismal market.

David Cameron has said he is willing to launch air strikes against Isis in Syria without the backing of the United Nation's Security Council.

As for who will pay for the $50 to $100 procedure, De Cock says that several major funders of HIV prevention have announced that they are willing to help countries launch appropriate programs.

If you're going to launch a change agenda, you've got to be willing to deal with criticism.

Faced with the siege of Ciudad Juárez and the outbreak of rebellion in Morelos, Díaz and members of his cabinet became more willing to negotiate and launched a "skillful peace offensive" aimed at Madero.

But the perception among many others is that we are too quick and willing to drop bombs, launch airstrikes and send in troops.

New startups will launch that are willing to take that risk.