Sentence examples for potentially launch from inspiring English sources

As well as the iPhone, Apple is expected to potentially launch more products than any event before.

The White House said Iran's rocket announcement was "troubling," calling it part of a pattern of Iranian activity to build a nuclear program and the means to potentially launch a weapon.

The turmoil has put pressure on the White House to use other means to locate AQAP operatives, who are seen as taking advantage of the chaos to improve their position in the country and potentially launch new attacks.

A permanent placement there, however, could prompt the Baltic States to increase their antimissile defenses to counter the Iskander's capabilities, including its ability to potentially launch long-range cruise missiles.

Whelan's family, in an emailed statement to news media this week, said that Whelan had signed and sent a Privacy Act Waiver — allowing consular officials to release information about his case and potentially launch an advocacy campaign — to the U.S. Embassy in Moscow but that it did not arrive.

"This latest funding gives us the flexibility to do more testing and potentially launch our own gum," said Kensington.

And potentially launched with a service transportation as a service in mind first.

The deal with Sky is non-exclusive and talks are continuing about potentially launching with other UK providers.

Hands, who with wife Julia is estimated to be worth £250m, is focusing on winning the EMI case, restoring his reputation and potentially launching new funds.

"We are therefore considering all available legal options with our legal team, with a view to potentially launching a judicial review now and after the outcome of the referendum on 23 June".

It has also unleashed a barrage of apocalyptic threats, including potentially launching "pre-emptive nuclear strikes" on Seoul and the United States and declaring the 1953 Korean War armistice nullified.