Sentence examples for launch soon after from inspiring English sources

We can expect that formula -- which Breitbart pioneered, Fox News perfected, and Bannon took even further -- to be reflected in Trump's increasingly bizarre campaign between now and November, and to serve as the template for a new media operation that Trump, Ailes and Bannon may launch soon after Clinton delivers her inaugural address in January.

Military surveillance planes were launched soon after the attack began.

The bid was launched soon after Arcelor won its own hostile takeover battle for Dofasco, a Canadian rival.

The food-security programme was launched soon after Mr Diouf, a Senegalese, became the FAO's director-general.

The campaign urging the broadcaster to scrap the programme launched soon after the first episode, claiming the show unfairly demonised people who received benefits.

British officials said that securing treaty change headed a list of "outstanding things" that the prime minister had yet to secure in his negotiations, which he launched soon after the Conservatives' general election victory last year.

It also was strikingly similar to Kevin Rose's Oink, which launched soon after.

In the company's previous campaign, "Reinvention," launched soon after its Chapter 11 filing, GM acknowledged its problems but painted a rosy image of the future.

Electron density and temperature measurements were carried out with Langmuir probes (LP) on board Brazilian sounding rockets launched soon after the local sunset from Natal (5.8°S, 35.2°W, dip 23.7°S) and Alcântara (2.3°S, 44.4°W, dip 7°S), Brazil, on December 02, 2011, and December 08, 2012, respectively.

The second projectile launched soon after the first and from the same region.

A massive damage control exercise was launched soon after with both Prime Minister Singh and Foreign Minister S.M. Krishna speaking with their counterparts to lower the tensions.