Sentence examples for because of the launch from inspiring English sources
Total TV revenues rose from £20.5m to £24.5m year on year because of the launch of UTV Ireland.
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.
The DORIS activities were started in 2002 because of the launch of the Envisat satellite where ESOC is responsible for the validation of the Envisat Precise Orbits and a brief overview of the key Envisat activities at ESOC is given.
Because of the launch window, Apple could not move to Intel's seventh-generation chip technology.
Piper Jaffray's Munster predicts tech tracker NPD will report that February Mac sales have fallen 12%, compared with the corresponding period a year earlier, but that's a tough comparison because of the launch of the MacBook Air a year ago.
The health plans available through the federal and state marketplaces are a central feature of the Affordable Care Act, Obama's signature domestic accomplishment — one that has become a source of embarrassment because of the marred launch of HealthCare.gov.gov
Because of the available launch window, the spacecraft are arriving at Mars in the middle of its global dust storm season.
Because of the iCloud launch this fall, Apple will now start deferring $22 for each Mac sold over a three-year period.
"Because of the low launch cost, we can test and space-qualify components without having to take it on a CubeSat or even dedicated spacecraft," Thanga wrote.
A Dutch company that will exhibit as part of the Holland Start-up Pavilion because of the international launch of their zero-emission, inner-city, light-weight, autonomous vehicles (AVs) for "smart transportation of goods and people in an urban environment". So far, so standard.
