Sentence examples for launched on time from inspiring English sources
If the Discovery is launched on time, the gap will be 27 days.
The magazine launched on time and was strikingly professional for a first issue.
Jaguar's XF is winning in consumer-satisfaction surveys, and Mr Smith is confident that the new XJ luxury saloon will be launched on time in July.
Each of these steps could prove politically tricky.If, however, Mr Waigel manages them, he will surely increase the chances of the euro being launched on time.
If Zvezda is successfully launched on time, the interim control module will still become part of the station, but in a slightly different role.
But they are (in the strict sense) non-starters, and their view will cut no ice at all.So the political imperative suggests that there will be a wide euro, launched on time through a flexible interpretation of the Maastricht criteria.
"Launching on time is huge". SpaceX has made some ground-breaking strides in recent years.
The people at Marshall were under pressure to launch on time.
Some might quibble whether relaying messages among unmanned vehicles is truly an emergency but launching on time clearly makes sense on scientific grounds.
Where Cambridge Analytica was hired to run digital campaigns, it bungled some basic operations (especially for Ted Cruz, whose website it failed to launch on time).
Mr. Theisinger, the project manager, cautioned that the early successes did not ensure future ones; so far, the mission has checked off only two of its primary goals, to launch on time and to land on Mars.
