Sentence examples for estimated to launch from inspiring English sources

Estimated to launch in four years, Prospector-1 will return information about the asteroid's composition and what Tumlinson referred to as "diggability" (essentially how easy the asteroid would be to mine).

Lockheed builds expensive heavy-lifter launch rockets (including components such as the Space Shuttle's troubled external fuel tank) and has had lucrative long-term involvement in NASA's manned space missions like the shuttle and its eventual replacement, the proposed Crew Exploration Vehicle (estimated to launch in 2014).

Five proposals for Briskeby were launched, estimated to cost between NOK 61 and 150 million.

By comparison, over 50m iPads are estimated to have been sold since launch in 2010.

Started in 1997, the project was originally estimated to cost about $250 million and launch by 2005.

New drugs launched during 1991 2001 are estimated to have reduced the age-standardized cancer mortality rate by 16%, i.e., at an average annual rate of about 1.6%.

The surprisingly low estimate prompted environmentalists to launch fundraising campaigns to "save the great white shark from extinction," and file the petitions that made Carcharodon carcharias the first candidate for listing as an endangered species in California ocean waters.

He estimated that Hizballah will try to launch 400-600 rockets and missiles at Israel per day -- 100 of which will be aimed at Tel Aviv.

Angered by the scale of Kampuchean assaults, the Vietnam People's Army (VPA) assembled eight divisions, estimated at around 60,000 soldiers, to launch a retaliatory strike against Kampuchea.

These might be the most accurate shipment estimates we'll see prior to launch.

While this does indicate the index is closer to launch, the company has estimated that it likely won't go live until 2018 at the earliest.