Sentence examples for modest launch from inspiring English sources

The Surface RT had a very modest launch in terms of consumer interest.

With over 3000 active users in a few months and a modest launch, the developers are keen on the web apps' future.

But even given Google's more modest launch, and later-to-market timing, we can't chalk up more than a fraction of the popularity differential — at least thus far — to those factors.

It's a modest U.S. launch for an industry that has been booming in Europe.

The Week, the subscription-only news digest that began as a modest concern launched a decade ago by former Sunday Telegraph journalist Jolyon Connell, financed by the sale of his house before Dennis took an interest, has quietly built a devoted following on both sides of the Atlantic.

"It's important because this favors quality apps with modest post-launch budgets over mediocre apps that throw a lot of money at ad networks and other forms of marketing".

The forerunner to Ashford University, Mount St. Clare was a modest campus launched by the nuns in 1918 as a women's boarding school.

Since its modest, "friends-only" launch in 2008, TweetDeck has raised about $3.5m in funding.

Bain Capital was modest when it launched (the first investment pool was thirty-seven million dolland), agnosticstic about whether it borrowed money to buy existing businesses or built new businesses with its own money.

She enjoyed a modest acting career, launched by "Funny Face".

In those years, Washington launched modest and halting discussions of the dangers of "rogue states" (think "Axis of Evil" in the post-9/11 era), but the U.S. military had a hard time finding a suitable enemy other than its former ally in the Persian Gulf, Iraq's Saddam Hussein.