Sentence examples for launch on its own from inspiring English sources

In Florida, SpaceX can only launch on dates approved by the Air Force, but in Texas the company has freedom to launch on its own schedule.

Anything that Comcast launches on its own system can hit that magic number even before it goes out to sell the channel to other operators.

That suit is the first that China has launched on its own and pursued to decision stage since joining the WTO in 2001.

If launched on its own, Hipset would just be a fun site for listeners.

And now, the video series has launched on its own site, sethcomedy.com.com

Today the photo- and video-based social network is adding Dynamic Ads — a retargeting unit that Facebook launched on its own network a little over a year ago (under a slightly different name) that is essentially advertising that is customised to you: showing products that you are more likely to buy based on your online activity and interests.

13 Like Darwin, the QI field is launched on its own voyage, but we have to believe that the sea of complex healthcare will still allow for generalisable knowledge.

"My film would have no impact if I launched it on its own," she added.

Instead of launching it on its own site, though, they simply redirected the Netscape portal to the new product.

I'll admit that the squeeze for Assistant feature has really grown on me since the days HTC launched it on its own device.

Not only can it investigate corruption, as before; it can also now launch prosecutions on its own, without having to refer cases to the attorney-general, a political appointee.