Sentence examples for launch allowing from inspiring English sources

Vick Chemical retained Mr. Combe as a consultant during the product's international launch, allowing him to gain international experience without putting his own company at risk.

The once top-secret project was the subject of several leaks ahead of its launch, allowing consumer interest in the project to build.

It's now come out of the gate with its full launch, allowing us to get under the hood of this ambitious startup.

Lead Accelerator is the big product launch, allowing businesses to divide their audiences into different segments, and then to deliver ads and content in the right sequence, targeted to each group.

Android Pay, Google's forthcoming payments platform and rival to Apple Pay, will soon launch, allowing consumers to pay using their Android smartphones at point-of-sale as well as make purchases within mobile applications.

We'll still have to wait a while to see Cortana the assistant in smart-home appliances, however; the Creators Update is coming early next year, but it's unlikely IoT OEMs will turn around shipping products with Cortana on board all that quickly following that launch, allowing for testing and spinning up production.

Although the missions of the twin Voyager 1 and 2 spacecraft originally called for flybys of only Jupiter and Saturn, the timing of Voyager 2's launch allowed for a change to its trajectory so that it could be retargeted to Uranus and Neptune for an extended mission, which ultimately was carried out.

This launch allows us to provide a comprehensive solution for our customers a one stop shop for all of their visual content," said Langille in a statement.

Previously available only as a browser add-on, Google Labs launch allows you to analyze your site from anywhere and receive instant feedback on making it faster.

In April GuardianWitness is launched, allowing readers to contribute to live news and other content.

In March, digital editions of the papers launched, allowing access to articles, images and adverts as they appeared in print.