Sentence examples for anticipated to launch from inspiring English sources

Both companies are anticipated to launch within the next 90 days.

The company is widely anticipated to launch its own machine to run SteamOS, believed to be called the Steam Box.

Tremor Video is among several video startups that are anticipated to launch IPOs this year.

The new feature — developed for Hipchat by SoftServe — comes alongside some new feature updates to Hipchat's video chat feature, and both are getting released strategically today tomorroww Microsoft is widely anticipated to launch a new product called "Skype Teams" — the company's so-called "Slack competitor".

This project is currently entitled "Driving reinvestment in R&D and responsible use of antimicrobials" and is anticipated to launch during 2014.

ST-Ericsson says it anticipates manufacturers to launch the first commercial products based on its U6715 chip platform in the first half of 2010.

FORMOSAT-5 is a remote sensing satellite and scheduled to launch in 2016Q2 and anticipated to fly in a 98.28° inclination sun-synchronous circular orbit at 720-km altitude in the 1030/2230 LT sectors (Fig. 5).

The 600bhp bi-turbo 6.0-litre W12 (the sole engine option at launch, and anticipated to remain the best-seller even when the range expands) is good for a top speed of 187mph.

Henry, naturally optimistic as a spectator – constantly believing his Boston Red Sox baseball team would turn games round throughout their record-breaking September collapse – anticipated a win, to launch Liverpool towards the cherished, lucrative, Premier League fourth place.

This update will include performance improvements and a newly designed 'Netflix Originals' landing page, offering viewers a look at the very latest in original programming from Netflix, including the highly anticipated 'Hemlock Grove,' slated to launch April 19.

With a huge, highly anticipated expansion about to launch, Final Fantasy XIV: A Realm Reborn is about as successful as an MMORPG can be in 2015 – quite the turnaround from a game that "couldn't get any worse".