Sentence examples for launched something for from inspiring English sources

But we also just launched something for Facebook the new pocket video camera Zi8.

"It's impossible to launch something for 1.3 billion people that will not piss people off," Chudnovsky told me.

While everyone and their dog are introducing their iPad apps to the world, let's take a look at a company launching something for that other – slightly more open – platform called the World Wide Web.

This year, Pallante launched something of a crusade to separate the office from the library, arguing publicly for the first time that the office needs independence.

So, he's moved to London and is attending open auditions and has launched something called Actor Awareness, a campaign for greater diversity and representation in the industry.

Facebook's work around accessibility took center stage in 2016 when it launched something called automatic alt-text (AAT) for people using screen readers to identify what's displayed.

Recently they launched something called the "Billion Oyster" project.

It launched something people might actually lust over, something sleek, something powerful, something innovative.

About a year ago, it launched something called the Trade Exchange, a service that allows D&B subscribers to share their customers' payment histories in exchange for free reports on others.

ZTE, which has a track record of building proprietary operating systems (here's one it released last year for desktop cloud services), also gives us a "no further information to share" in response to questions about whether it look at launching something proprietary for mobile devices as well.

And they're launching something called Insights, for tracking marketing goals.