Sentence examples for launched come from inspiring English sources

However, those recently launched come with various caveats and only wealthy borrowers are likely to be accepted.

Lehenkari (2003, p. 500) argues that Benecol margarine, the first phytosterol product to be launched "came outside established categories and challenged them, thus creating debate and even conflicts during national approval processes".

Forbes: It's been nearly a year since you first launched "Comes With Music".

On Thursday, the handset-maker launched "Comes With Music," a service that offers unlimited music downloads for one year all included in the handset price.

Nokia launches Comes With Music next month in the UK, a similar mobile music service.

Eady's comments, made at the launch, come amid increasing pressure on the government to reform libel law.

James McQuivey, an analyst at the research firm Forrester who has seen the iPhone and iPad launches come and go, certainly thinks so.

The questions about Griffith's new launches come after he triggered investor ire in 2008 when he suspended redemptions in the Master Fund.

The launches come a month after Sony cut its smartphone sales forecast by 14% for this financial year, saying its original figure was too "optimistic".

The launches come at a time when voice computing is on the rise.

The actual launch came off flawlessly.