Sentence examples for gradual launch from inspiring English sources

Still, it's been more of a gradual launch, rather than a sudden opening of its doors.

They suspected that this had been a gradual launch, but didn't confirm the status with YouTube directly.

ePantry had been running a private beta before quietly opening up to the public at the end of last year, but had yet to broadcast news about its availability, preferring for a softer, more gradual launch.

Gradual growth Launched at the end of 2014, MedRhythms' team has doubled since last July -- and Harris indicated that over the next few months, it will likely be growing exponentially quicker.

This new feature will roll out to the broader Snapchat community in pieces: Today, it's coming to just a few select cities at launch, with gradual introduction to additional locales planned from there.

Consequently, dissenting concerns and viewpoints were not re-introduced in licensing practice and moral deliberation was limited to the ECNH's members who launched the gradual concept.

A gradual promotional rollout was later launched featuring billboards and television spots, leading to the reveal of the album title and the release date of 21 May 2013.

The leaders agreed to launch talks aimed at "gradual and reciprocal trade liberalisation", with no types of goods or services excluded.

"The tablet launches will begin a gradual replacement of Acer's small laptop-style netbook computers, in line with market demands, Taiwan sales manager Lu Bing-hsian said.

Interestingly, unlike some of Amazon's services that see very gradual regional rollouts, this one is launching from day-one with availability for the U.S., Europe and Asia.

The clarity afforded by the precipice launched instead a process of gradual disarmament that continues to this day.