Sentence examples for would have to launch from inspiring English sources

If he were to increase his stake to 30%, he would have to launch a takeover bid within six months.

Defence chiefs had concluded that Nato would have to launch a nuclear strike first or face defeat by the overwhelming force of the USSR, codenamed Orange.

The defense minister of Israel, Ehud Barak, warned that Israel would have to "launch a broad operation in Gaza" if the fire did not stop, according to a statement released by his office after his meeting with Mr. Suleiman.

To stage these sea attacks, it became apparent that planes would have to launch from the ocean.

Greece is paying "an awful lot" more than other governments to issue debt, said Barclays Capital's Huw Worthington, who said it would have to launch more auctions just pay for the extra financing costs.

Analysts have also said they believed Apple would have to launch such a device in order to reach the millions of users who couldn't afford the current iPhone.

I'd have to launch some unrelated project in order to get back on track.

The commission would then have to launch inquiries into specific breaches of the law.

Stint could help you find lost ships full of pirate gold, but you'd still have to launch the expedition.

You'd either have to launch the password manager's iOS app and copy and paste the password, then return to the app or website in question, or you could use workaround solutions — like 1Password's use of the iOS Share Sheet to pull up your password with a series taps without having to directly launch its own app.

But, she said, many leaders expect that similar efforts will crop up in other cities. "It's scary to think that we would have had to launch a political campaign to maintain status quo," she said.