Sentence examples for early to launch from inspiring English sources

Facebook was early to launch (growing pains and all) and has continued to evolve these.

While Cambridge was early to launch a dedicated Internet practice in 1996, Web projects averaged less than $1 million, not enough to sustain Cambridge's thirst for growth.

Although Microsoft was early with its MSN Web portal and early to launch Internet Explorer, it was extremely late in bringing out its search engine, Bing.

But AI promises that a major overhaul of Apple consumer computers is still on track for this year, it's just that next week is too early to launch them.

In AstraZeneca we have developed the concept of ERMPs to provide a framework for capturing any environmental risks for AstraZeneca products from early development to launch and subsequently throughout the product life post-launch (Fig.  1).

Getting permission for the sinking was "extremely difficult", said the Berlin-based artist, who aborted an earlier plan to launch the project in Brighton due to maritime restrictions.

The infrastructure of the badges is still being established, with early prototypes scheduled to launch early next year, according to Amye Kenall, the journal development manager of open data initiatives and journals at BioMed Central.

The Dragons' early tactics were to launch high kicks and put pressure on the Wasps back three.

We have made minimal changes across the late- and early-stage portfolio to launch timings, peak sales expectations, and risk-adjustments.

TechCrunch scoured all of Europe to find the most innovative and disruptive early-stage startups to launch at TechCrunch Startup Battlefield Europe 2018 at VivaTech.

We chose to launch early and refine the product based on customer feedback.