Sentence examples for launch of the next from inspiring English sources
But detailed policies may not take shape until the launch of the next five-year plan, beginning in 2011.
A BT spokesperson said: "We're sorry we had to postpone the full launch of the next generation text service.
Development difficulties delayed the launch of the next ISS element, Zvezda, a crew habitat and control centre similar to the Mir base block, until mid-2000.
Its chief executive Andrew Harrison was bullish about the outlook, saying the completion of the merger with Dixons in August should mean Carphone is well placed for the launch of the next iPhone in the autumn.
Closer to home, the building sector was boosted by the launch of the next stage of the governments Help to Buy scheme, as well as positive notes from Goldman Sachs and Deutsche Bank.
Yet the buzz surrounding Ford's collection is already rivalling interest in the sell-out show of the festival – last night's launch of the next collection by Issa, Kate Middleton's favourite label.
Microsoft's Don Mattrick has described the new Xbox One as an "unrivalled device" in an interview with the BBC after the launch of the next-generation console.
Maybe the rather hefty chunk of iPhone 4 inventory pushed Apple to lower its Q2 shipment volume from 20 million units to 17.5 to 18 million units, but I'm secretly hoping this figure has something to do with the launch of the next-gen iPhone, maybe as soon as September of this year if rumors prove true.
Following the launch of the next-generation 32-bit Sony PlayStation and the Sega Saturn, sales of 16-bit hardware and software continued to account for 64% of the video game market in 1995.
NASA officials again postponed the launching of the next space shuttle mission to investigate further a nagging engineering concern.
MOSCOW — The announcement on Tuesday by the Russian space agency that it will delay the launching of the next crew to the International Space Station is a concern for NASA, which is relying solely on the Russians for astronaut transportation.
