Sentence examples for easier launch from inspiring English sources

Microsoft said one reason Windows 7 should be an easier launch is that at its core, the new version is a lot like Vista.

Mega-space habitats would also make an easier launch base for space mining, an industry booming with interest.

Rocket Lab's Electron vehicle has a much lower payload capacity compared to something like SpaceX's Falcon 9, but it's more nimble as a result, with faster build times and easier launch schedule management since Rocket Lab owns and operates its own private launch complex on New Zealand's Māhia Peninsula.

Hundreds of third-party apps, including Twitter and Facebook, will also be available, arranged in clusters for easier launching on the smaller screen, zooming in using the digital crown.

Lodged on precipitately slanted tracks for easy launch into the water, the boat contains flares, rations, and tools for fishing, but no Netflix streaming.

The moon has low gravity for easy launch and the dark side has ice, which could be broken down into hydrogen and oxygen for rocket fuel, he explained.

It was Hillary who fired the travel office staff, pushed Bill to choose Baird and Guinier, and, he writes, "unwittingly destroyed her husband's chances of an easy launch as 42nd president" by meddling with his White House transition team.

Tesco's Fresh & Easy launch in the U.S. was a textbook disaster, and other European and Asian retailers in the grocery and general merchandise spaces have done no better.

Fresh & Easy launched in Nevada, California and Arizona in late 2007 but Tesco started a strategic review in December.

The release of their first album in 1972, whose opening track was Take It Easy, launched a remarkable career that would culminate in their Greatest Hits, Volume I becoming the biggest-selling record in history.

It's also a friends list thing, and you can build game-related groups for easy launching with your teammates or buddies.