Sentence examples for push back the launch from inspiring English sources

It may also push back the launch of the new product for which a patent is sought, depriving customers of the benefits.

In fact, Sprint has had to push back the launch of the device because of low supply from Samsung.

We originally expected a June 21 launch out of Sprint, but the company had to push back the launch date due to shortages.

The company, which had raised nearly $200 million to get off the ground in 2007, was stymied in its additional fundraising efforts by the recession in 2009, forcing it to push back the launch of its first car, the $88,000 plug-in Karma, by almost a year.

Whether that will push back the launch of its product in the U.S. remains to be seen, but for now, the startup is far from being short on potential opportunities.

Of all the disappointing details heard during RIM's most recent earnings call, the company's decision to push back the launch of its first BlackBerry 10 devices was among the most devastating to the company's loyal legion of fans.

Bad weather and problems with an aircraft and a ship needed to observe the launching first prompted NASA on Friday to push back the launching date by a week, to July 15.

Bloomberg's sources say that users might see 15-second adverts "no more than three times in a given day" and that Facebook have already pushed back the launch of the new service several times due to worries that it would compromise the user experience.

It pushed back the launch an extra week when it was able to sign MGM at the last minute.

Slightly pushing back the launch is not tied to one specific reason but simply our desire to meet all expectations.

On Tuesday, Yahoo! reported earnings that were mostly in line with consensus estimates of 16 cents per share on revenue of $1.12 billion, but the company disappointed investors when it announced it was pushing back the launch of its new search-monetization platform, dubbed "Project Panama".