Sentence examples for because the launch of from inspiring English sources
"This is where companies can rapidly get themselves into trouble because the launch of a technology is really all about making a good first impression".
Because the launch of the heavy orbiter by Ariane 5 ECA makes an Earth swing by mandatory for the trans-Mars injection, its total mission time amounts to about 1460 days.
Because the launch of this commercial venture to replace the space shuttle for U.S. transport to the International Space Station had been delayed before, we didn't rush to Kennedy Space Center to watch the launch in person.
This additional review was possible because the launch of the STROBE guideline in 2007 allowed us to systematically apply a reporting guideline to almost any paper submitted to Medicina Clínica.
Total TV revenues rose from £20.5m to £24.5m year on year because of the launch of UTV Ireland.
"This is going to be the year of the mobile phone, and not just because of the launch of [Apple's] iPhone.
That could partly be because after the launch of the streaming service Apple Music, Apple's focus is now on sending music over the internet rather than storing it on the iPod personal media players.
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.
The filing says the Windows Division's sales and marketing expenses were $843m higher in the firm's last financial year than the previous one because of the launch of the Surface tablets and new Windows operating systems.
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.
It also found that Samsung's activation rate had climbed 5percentt from last year, likely because of the launch of the Galaxy S8.
