Sentence examples for launch of service from inspiring English sources

Although the launch of service is being interpreted as a reaction to the 'post-PRISM' age, where the public assumes that the majority of communication standards can be compromised by authorities, the makers of BitTorrent Chat denies the connection, noting that that as they're "not familiar with specifics of NSA programs" they couldn't possibly comment.

Ticket fares and frequent rider passes, along with Brightline's mobile application, will be announced closer to the launch of service.

While Buffett's reputed interest may have moved the market, investors may also be excited by Southwest's upcoming launch of service to Hawaii from California.

With the launch of service in Indianapolis, St . Paul and Atlanta the company now has operations in 10 markets nationwide.

On-demand ride-sharing startup Lyft is expanding aggressively in the U.S., announcing the launch of service in 24 new markets today.

The expansion was announced just one day after Uber made a milestone announcement of its own, as it is now in 100 cities thanks to the recent launch of service in Beijing.

The strategy is underscored by the recent launch of services from its base at Istanbul Sabiha Gökçen airport to Lviv in Ukraine and Batumi in Georgia.

Albert Gidari Jr., a lawyer who represents telecommunications firms, said corporations were likely to object to increased government intervention in the design or launch of services.

He said that the vibrancy of the news sector was proven by the launch of services such as Huffpost Live and WSJ Live, which have "much of the look and feel of a rolling news channel".

Channel 4 will enter the new year with fewer than 800 employees – its lowest head count since 1998, before it began its digital expansion with the launch of services such as Film4 and E4.

I imagine that the glut of video services online is a much bigger barrier to effective entry than is the launch of services by these big players.