Sentence examples for cheaper to launch from inspiring English sources

Thanks to their size, women are, on average, cheaper to launch and fly than men.

However, the Naples meeting also agreed to fund France's favored solution to build a new Ariane 6 that it says would be cheaper to launch and more competitive.

Such airships will, however, be much cheaper to launch and maintain than satellites and can do things that satellites cannot.Each 75-metre-long airship will be controlled autonomously, and will contain nearly 37,000 cubic metres of helium to keep it and its 1.4-tonne payload aloft, says Michael Molen, Sanswire's chief executive.

When that happens, the satellite which may be in perfect working order quickly becomes useless.Rather than launch an entire replacement satellite, Skycorp reasoned, it is cheaper to launch just a new propulsion system and then fit it onto the old bird.

Some say it would be cheaper to launch missiles from a long-range aircraft.

There is a transformation in startup land – it is cheaper to launch a company.

These would be light, and therefore cheap to launch into orbit.

It used to be comparatively cheap to launch lots of casual, social games on the platform.

It's cheap to launch a site and with luck you'll attract some readers who can give you feedback.

Not only was it cheap to launch my business but the money that I started making immediately allowed me to quickly upgrade my microphone and home studio.

These are cheap to launch but are currently restricted in their ability to talk to the ground because their radio transmitters have a capacity of only a few kilobits per second.