Sentence examples for been able to launch from inspiring English sources
Neither the Syrian nor the Iraqi armies have been able to launch a successful counter-attack.
Although Disney programmes are shown on Chinese television, the company has not been able to launch its own channel.
They are saying they are a mobile-first company and, yet, they haven't been able to launch a hit mobile game".
By buying designs from international specialists and installing fancy robotic production lines, they have been able to launch a wide variety of their own cars.
Meanwhile, operators in South Korea, America and Japan have been able to launch 3G services using a rival technology, CDMA2000, that is more mature but is, in effect, banned in Europe.
Although it controls 80% of southern Sudan, and is currently resisting an intense offensive near the government's oil-fields in the centre of the country, it has not been able to launch a counter-attack to stop the oil flowing.
We were able to launch the show.
"We were able to launch within weeks," he says.
In 2013, they secured funding and were able to launch the site.
"People in the UK will be able to launch projects on Kickstarter starting this autumn!
