Sentence examples for launch prematurely from inspiring English sources

"It's not unheard of if you think you'll lose your position to launch prematurely," said Beau Woods deputy director of the Atlantic Council's Cyber Statecraft Initiative.

This can have them launching prematurely into who, what and when or, at the very least, unconsciously crisscrossing between the organization and individual levels.

But if launched prematurely with lackluster security, it could be company's undoing.

BusinessWeek named search engine Cuil, which launched prematurely, lost their VP Product and now has near zero traffic, as one of the most successful U.S. startups of 2008.

Two days after launching (prematurely), Google tweaked the product to make it clearer for new users what was going on behind the scenes when they click the 'Buzz' tab, and they made even more changes two days after that.

The first bespoke gastric tonometer was probably launched prematurely as a number of technical glitches, such as the impact of poor sampling technique and temperature on CO2 tension, needed to be resolved post-launch.

But he took exception to the audit's finding that costs have inflated by billions of dollars because of the decision to launch construction prematurely.

Otherwise we risked prematurely launching newspaper articles when we intended to launch the blogs' content.

Attorney General Eric Holder didn't help the situation by prematurely launching a criminal investigation, part of the Obama administration's effort to appear no less outraged than Republicans.

Facebook prematurely launched its half-baked bots platform back in April 2016.

About a month ago, Viber prematurely launched Viber Out to help Typhoon Haiyan victims in the Philippines connect with their loved ones.