Sentence examples for marred the launch from inspiring English sources

For instance, problems with an internal antenna marred the launch of the iPhone 4. In spite of the embarrassment, "Antennagate", as it was dubbed, did no lasting damage to the firm's reputation and it is hard to see the maps debacle doing any either".Haunted Empire" could have probed more deeply into areas such as Apple's $159 billion cash pile.

Computer server problems have marred the launch of Sony's high profile racing game Driveclub.

(To be clear, that doesn't mean 50 failed; but a handful of failures over the decades have marred the launch vehicle's streak).

Technical problems marred the store's late May launch, frustrating even the most devoted Nokia users.

Police have launched an investigation into the incidents that marred the end of Salford Red Devils' Super League match against Huddersfield Giants on Monday.

"West Ham United have immediately launched a full and thorough investigation into the incidents which marred the second half of today's match and are committed to taking decisive and appropriate action," the club said in a statement.

Unpleasant crowd troubled marred the end of what was a superb spectacle for the sport before that; the RFL later confirmed it will launch an investigation into the matter.

Complications marred the government's aspirations, however.

Not only violence marred the occasion, however.

Some shortcomings marred the experience, however.

Only one thing marred the scene.