Sentence examples for launch far from inspiring English sources

The Z offered a decent array at launch (far exceeding the LG G5), including battery pack, speakers and that Hasselblad True Zoom camera.

Generations of leaders have used the Third Plenum to launch far-reaching reforms.

They could even be launched far beyond Taiwan into the Pacific to hit aircraft-carriers.

Military analysts and former generals argued that the offensive should have been launched far earlier.

"My brand was launched far before the Presidential cycle commenced and will continue long afterwards," she said.

There was no question that Mr. Sullivan had written it; moreover, there was no doubt that for weeks before that, he had launched far more pungent strikes against Mr. Molinaro in letters to a newspaper and public officials, criticizing the borough president's plans to develop part of the Staten Island waterfront.

Mother of Storms from John Barnes predicted global warming impacts, patent trolls, citizen journalism and private satellite launches far before they became even remotely early ideas for most.

Indeed, the dominant narrative of Silicon Valley companies' development efforts is one of stealth, with eventual glitzy launches far in the future, following lengthy, secret testing.

That's not to say that SpaceX is looking to force the government to use it exclusively for these types of launches; far from it, Musk says.

The stakes are high: the current Shamu show, frankly, is not nearly as spectacular as past shows, where trainers launched far into the air from the rostrums of the powerful whales.

It has since launched far more raids on the PKK than IS, culminating in overnight attacks that authorities said hit a number of the group's bases and storage facilities, and an official told Reuters were the heaviest since strikes began last week.