Sentence examples for launched citing from inspiring English sources

But Baker seemed positive that even a one-hour setup is enough time for the world to notice that a North Korean missile is about to be launched, citing intense scrutiny on the region from an international network of radar scans, imaging satellites and heat signature-tracking equipment.

UNICEF Representative in Malawi Aida Girma expresses delight that the campaign has been launched, citing it as a landmark in the history of hygiene promotion in Malawi.

Universal declined to host the site just days before its scheduled launch, citing the potential "accusation", in Reznor's words, "that they are sponsoring the same technical violation of copyright they are suing [other media companies] for".

Earlier this month, lawyers launched his appeal, citing judicial error and prosecution misconduct.

ULA did not compete for the GPS launch contract, citing accounting issues, implications of trade sanctions limiting imports of its rockets' Russian-made engines and, according to a former ULA vice-president, SpaceX's cut-rate pricing.

But GigaOM's Kevin Tofel gives the beleaguered network credit for the launch today, citing the network as a "huge reason" Apple sold so many iPhones.

Carwow says it's seen "rapid growth" since launching in May last year, citing £30m worth of cars being bought via the platform to-date.

At its April launch, it cited U.K. independent stores Beach London, Mint Vintage and Never Fully Dressed as partners.

At launch, Depop cites UK independent stores Beach London, Mint Vintage and Never Fully Dressed as partners.

Before CurrentC can rolled out, point of sale systems at retailers need to be modified, which can take time and explains the early 2015 launch date cited in the internal Rite Aid memo obtained by SlashGear.

George W. Bush, while running for President in 2000, criticized launch-on-warning, citing the "unacceptable risks of accidental or unauthorized launch".