Sentence examples for belated launch from inspiring English sources

The belated launch of quantitative easing (QE) by the European Central Bank admits as much.

Given Apple's passion for secrecy, it is seemingly unthinkable that the company would go ahead with a belated launch after the variant was already revealed to the world.

First, there is the belated launch of the talented young cartoonist Ben Jennings in i.

Resident Evil returns in an episodic adventure called Revelations 2. Battlefield Hardline gets its belated launch in March.

By Mohammed Al-Asaadi SANA'A, Yemen, 5 October 2011 - Two weeks after the belated launch of the new school year in Yemen, many thousands of children in the capital city of Sana'a are either still at home or in the process of finding a safe and available school.

Back-To-School campaign facilitating access to schools amid continuing violence in Yemen SANA'A, Yemen, 5 October 2011 - Two weeks after the belated launch of the new school year in Yemen, many thousands of children in the capital city of Sana'a are either still at home or in the process of finding a safe and available school.

SPOILER ALERT: Don't read on if you haven't seen last Saturday's episodes We'll be launching a (belated) series blog for The Killing this Saturday, to discuss every little twist as the drama heads towards its conclusion.

But users of social media sites and internet forums were enraged that the store – which launched its own belated mobile phone service this week – had caved in and the public appeared to be rallying behind the disgruntled checkout worker.

On Sunday the South Bank Centre in London launches its Peter Maxwell Davies festival, a slightly belated celebration of the composer's 70th birthday last September.

And Microsoft's hurried and belated entry into the gaming business in 2001, with the launch of the original Xbox, and its insistence on direct control over its online-gaming service, prompted widespread scepticism.

But the sloping charms of the equally novel escalator proved more attractive to the flourishing department-store business, and the high-speed moving walkway went into limbo.So the launch in 2002 of the Trottoir Roulant Rapide in Paris marked a belated revival for the technology.