Sentence examples for launch to see from inspiring English sources

Given that only 50,000 copies of the National will be published on Monday, it is obviously a pilot launch to see if pro-independence fervour can be translated into newspaper-buying.

Choose "Launch" to see the open community for startups and how it works.

I don't know if this will catch on with users or not – we'll have to wait for the upcoming launch to see.

The company plans a low-key launch to see how people there use the app before focusing on partnerships and marketing.

http://www.5min.com/Embeded/4284/Sometimes its worth taking a second look at a startup a few months after we cover their initial launch to see how things are going.

Given that folks may find Windows 8 a cognitive burden and that first-gen versions of Windows OSes usually end up pretty rough, it's probably a good move to stick with Win7 for at least a few more months after launch to see how the UX and bugs shakes out.

He responded by elaborating on a tweet where he likened the experience of the Google+ launch to seeing an ex-girlfriend in public.

"An investigation has been launched to see what has happened to the wrecks, while the cabinet has been informed," the defence ministry said.

In 2012, the psychologist Robert Wilson and some of his colleagues reviewed the Facebook-related research that had emerged since the site launched to see if it might shed light on the patterns behind the network's users and its expansion.

A project has been launched to see whether games can help increase people's interest in environmental issues.

The project has divided opinion both locally and nationally since a campaign was launched to see a route restored more than a decade ago.