Sentence examples for launch meaning from inspiring English sources

The show was not helped after "technical delays" meant Watch was put in Virgin Media's premium XL channel package instead of its standard L package for a full week after its launch, meaning more than a million cable customers were unable to access it.

Biomass will be a 1.2-tonne satellite at launch, meaning it will probably go up on Esa's new Vega rocket, which successfully conducted only its second flight overnight.

The BI report reiterates what we've already heard: Apple Watch retail inventory will be supply constrained at launch, meaning accommodating walk-ins could be difficult.

bttn will be Icontrol OpenHome certified upon launch — meaning it will interoperate with other OpenHome certified smart home devices, expanding its remit to become a control button for a range of other connected home devices.

It came bundled with the console at launch, meaning it was many SNES owners' first game – and what an introduction.

It came bundled with the console at launch, meaning it was many SNES owners' first game and what an introduction.

"In fact, nearly half the lifeboat stations in Wales saw an increase in launches, meaning people are still visiting the coast and are venturing into or onto the sea whatever the weather," he said.

And while users do need to opt in to share their location, the Snap Map feature was actively pushed out as a new feature notification when it launched — meaning the company actively solicited opt-ins from users.

These new soldiers were poorly trained, and this was exacerbated by the fact that most did not know of the offensive until days before it was launched, meaning many were not even informed of their objectives.

Anthropologists have launched meaning centred approaches, arguing that the stigma concept remains empty and decontextualized if not filled with meaning from people's lived experiences [ 16, 29].

But in 2013, the iPhone 5s and 5c were available in China on launch day, meaning that it still represents a big improvement compared to two years ago.