Sentence examples for launch whether from inspiring English sources

Fournier didn't know until twelve hours before the launch whether the conditions were right.

Because experiments are valued according to their impact in determining the probability of launch, whether they increase it is immaterial to Chorus.

Asked at the launch whether he supported a cap on media ownership, Miliband said: "It it is incredibly important that we have a free press, and that they can write what it likes about me.

Asked at his book launch whether he had a favourite prosthetic, he produced his "baby leg", which he says reminds him of the uncharted territory into which his parents were stepping when he was born.

Andrew Chambers, chief executive of WPP subsidiary Digit, said Google reckoned it can now predict 28 days in advance of a feature film's launch whether or not it will be successful based on the "online buzz".

Facebook (Oculus Rift) and HTC (Vive) had growing pains at launch, whether slower than expected shipping or order cancellations.

The result … really was one of the half dozen most fun and interesting things I've participated in (and this in a week that includes the FB IPO and a Falcon 9 launch)." Whether or not any of the F50 will actually end up changing the world remains to be seen, but the conference has already proven to be the gift that keeps on giving for many (and I have a slew of new, smart friends in my inbox).

That now includes video, so I absolutely understand why this feature was launched, whether it follows Vine or was conceived of long before.

Samsung Assist was surprisingly snappy from end to end in the demo, but time will tell when the updated 3.0 service launches whether people will be getting tossed to a hold line.

"This is the first time a toy line has ever launched, whether its African American-based or not, a product line across three platforms," Bruce Walker, Kenya's World, LLC executive vice president of music and entertainment, told The Huffington Post.

Roberge uses the example of Titanic survivors testifying with wildly divergent details at odds with the facts: who was aboard the final lifeboat launched, whether the ship broke in half as it sank, the ratio of men to women and children who escaped (versus the far less chivalrous actual number).