Sentence examples for because of launch from inspiring English sources

Because of launch and mechanical failures, the Midas satellites were unable to provide the desired continuous coverage of the Soviet Union.

He picks out some fairly unflattering Alexa stats for the site, which immediately prompted Calacanis to defend Mahalo in the comments stream saying that being in the top 20,000 websites for a month-old business isn't bad, and that the site peaked at a 2,000 ranking because of launch coverage.

That recovery was also the most challenging successful landing so far for SpaceX, because of launch conditions.

Not as in it won't work on day one because of launch bugs, but rather the drive to start a game so enormous can be hard to work up to.

Because of launching restrictions recommended by the Columbia investigators, NASA can try shuttle flights only during certain times of the year when lighting and other conditions are optimum.

On a European level sales are expected to rise considerably for the coming two years, mainly because of launches in five new countries (Ireland, Finland, Italy, Norway and Austria).

"This is the third time our Global Xpress programme has suffered launch delays because of Proton launch failures.

Such control is challenging when air drag cannot be neglected because the mapping of launch parameters into flight parameters cannot be computed analytically.

But I don't know if that it is something the public would accept because of the possibility of launch accidents.

The State Department has already said that a new food-aid deal with North Korea would be killed because of the launch.

"This is going to be the year of the mobile phone, and not just because of the launch of [Apple's] iPhone.