launch into something

Examples of launching

launching

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Worse, the radicals can also perceive them as rivals, and take advantage of their repression to start launching violent attacks to replace them.
The overview is quite useful for getting a feeling for the system as a whole before launching into the articles on the specifics.
This is a varied book and perhaps tries to cover too much, launching the author into what appears unfamiliar territory.
Launching body travel during the entire movement process in bore was monitored by using a microwave radar.
With this iterative scheme, the minimum ion temperature capable of launching the burning wave to the rest of the precompressed plasma is determined.
In the time pressured world of designing, even partial and inconsistent designs find value as launching points into unexplored parts of the space.
Firstly, launching an initiative enables agenda-setting, since authorities are forced to deal with the issue at stake.
We define the delay in launching new drugs as the time lag in introduction over and above the demand lag.
There is a striking contrast between this hasty launching of tuberculin and the careful launching of the diphtheria antitoxin three years later.
Engaging a conversational exchange by launching the purpose of the call.
Perhaps the most difficult aspect of launching a new exhibition is that of generating an entirely new audience.
In launching the boycott, the union was aware that it could hurt their ongoing drive for new members.
Launching pilots, ideally with multinational participation, will identify and help address key obstacles to implementing this option in different settings.
It would, for example, provide an alternative means of launching satellites.
But for an increasing number of parents, expectations regarding the permanence of launching are not being met.
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