Sentence examples for launch to learn from inspiring English sources

But you'd have to read a lot of media coverage of the iPhone launch to learn that.

You have to launch to learn, and the sooner you do, the sooner you can improve.

Sebastian Siseles, the regional director for Latin America, and Matt Barrie, founder and CEO, said they first analyzed specific regions and countries where they intended to launch to learn about the behaviors and preferences of potential users.

Patrinos helped launch efforts to learn how to collect living things from such otherworldly environments while he was at the DOE.

More than 4,000 Nissan LEAFs have been delivered to U.S. customers, and Nissan, as it begins the next phase of the launch, continues to learn from them.

I had come to Activate's launch event to learn how they aimed to learn from Momentum's success, and how far they had come since their first launch attempt.

"Other than that, and knowing that Deraniyagala was right, M. hotaula is still pretty mysterious," says Baker, who hopes to launch an expedition to learn more about them.

On the other hand, in the 20 months from launch to sale, Learning Catalytics built a solid product without raising venture capital, hiring any full-time employees or investing in physical assets (like office space).

Now, Verizon does enjoy a nice Thursday launch, if we're to learn anything from history.

"We will do purchasing in Viber eventually, but we decided to launch it this way to learn more about how it is used, and to get it out there as soon as possible," he said.

The NYT says it's launching a daily flash briefing for Alexa devices, as well as an interactive news quiz, and — in an interesting twist — it will be introducing "enhanced coverage" in its Sunday paper that prompts readers to launch dedicated Alexa skills to learn more about the stories they're reading.