Sentence examples for just after the launch from inspiring English sources

But television signings have slowed, from a peak of 70,000 in September, just after the launch of BT Sport.

This is well below the peak of 70,000 new signings in the quarter ending September last year, just after the launch of BT Sport.

After a description of the recent DORIS evolutions, we detail how compliance with specifications are verified during extensive ground tests before the launch, then during the in-flight commissioning phase just after the launch, and how well they are met in the routine phase and today.

Andy Wootton discovered a draft blogpost from 2011, just after the launch of Google+ (which we learnt is to continue): I've spent so much time reverse-engineering business requirements from poorly implemented IT systems so they can be re-written properly, that I think it's become an illness.

The end of the football season is partly to blame, with viewers waiting until August to sign up for sport, but growth is well below the peak of 70,000 new signings in the quarter ending September last year, just after the launch of BT Sport.

Just after the launch of PlayStation 4, the machine's designer Mark Cerny said it would be three years before we saw studios starting to truly exploit the capabilities of the hardware – for example, using the graphics processor for other tasks such as collision detection and physics to boost performance.

"At Christmas, he was still studying, and I said, 'Oh, gosh,' " Mrs. Husband told The Ledger of Lakeland, Fla., just after the launching of the shuttle.

But on Monday, just days after the launch of the sixth season,  TV Land revealed it will pull the plug on the series, which stars Valerie Bertinelli, Jane Leeves, Wendie Malick and Betty White.

Just look at the moves BarBri is now taking to alter its offering just weeks after the launch of BarMax.

But traffic was tiny; Ebay cut back investing in Express just months after the launch, and the consultants moved on to the next project.

The fall comes just weeks after the launch of new flexibilities for the 320,000 people retiring every year with a defined contribution (DC) pension.