Sentence examples similar to a postponed launch from inspiring English sources

The big waste-treatment companies in Britain were aghast last year when the government twice postponed launching a new scheme for licensing the management of landfills.

A rip in the insulation protecting part of the Cassini spacecraft is forcing NASA to postpone launch of the Saturn-bound mission from its original 6 October launch date.

Because of problems with a rocket, NASA postponed the launching of an infrared telescope that is to be the last of its so-called Great Observatories, joining the Hubble Space Telescope and the Chandra X-Ray Telescope.

Also Tuesday, Google postponed its launch of a mobile phone in China, probably a result of the ongoing dispute with the Middle Kingdom.

On Tuesday the search powerhouse postponed its launch of a mobile phone in China, probably a result of the ongoing dispute over concerns of computer security and Internet censorship in the country.

Update: Bad weather rolled in and postponed the launch for a few days — they're going to take another shot at it come Saturday evening.

Egypt has postponed the launch of an initiative to promote tourism because of the Russian plane crash, BBC Monitoring quotes the state-run Mena news agency as saying.

Google today postponed the launch in China of a mobile phone incorporating its email and web services, after the row with the government in Beijing over censorship and hacking of its internal network.

In March, Amazon postponed the launch of Amazon Go, a cashier-free grocery store that would automatically charge shoppers for items they put in their carts, allowing them to simply walk out when finished.

In response to a schedule described as "unsettled and changing daily", NASA postponed the launch date of the telescope until April 1985.

Scottish brewer BrewDog has postponed the launch of production at its new US headquarters, following a delay in the delivery of key equipment.