Sentence examples for launch means from inspiring English sources

The launch means that Google is taking on Twitch, the huge, Amazon-owned game streaming website.

The biggest of the lot was Candy Crush Saga, although its 2012 launch means it's not included in this roundup.

But their dependence on other people's goodwill for their launch means that their orbits are not completely under their owners' control, which restricts their usefulness.

The earlier launch means that the BBC has avoided a repeat of the scheduling wars that blighted its previous two series of The Voice, when it went up against Simon Cowell's ITV juggernaut Britain's Got Talent.

The UK launch means that projects are set up in pounds sterling, removing exchange rate risks from the equation.

This launch means that a wide number of PayPal merchants will now have an easier way to accept mobile payments in their native applications.

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The gap between newspaper and website launch meant that we did not get the chance to see it work.

But dramatic improvements in technology since Hubble's launch mean that the telescope has a lot more competition from ground-based instruments these days.In this section One-third of paradise Oceans apart Are dogs people too?

The games developer said sales on the 7 December launch meant Cataclysm was the fastest selling PC game ever.

But that was a "soft launch," meant for testing and experimentation, as opposed to today's public debut.