Sentence examples for taking off sooner from inspiring English sources
James Amachi who runs the Xian office of GrapeCity, a Japanese IT outsourcing firm, says the domestic market is taking off sooner than he expected it to: "We thought it would be two or three years before we saw Chinese clients, but we are already working on a big domestic telecom project".Yet China is still five to ten years behind India, say most observers.
Come to think of it, I'm surprised this kind of SMS-service hasn't taken off sooner.
But the Hornet was spotted by a Japanese patrol boat, and the raiders had to take off sooner than expected -- too far from the airfields in China to land as they had intended.
For that he credits Bell Labs, which came up with the materials necessary to make a capacitive multi-touch device that could be combined with a computer display.You can touch thisIf touch screens have been around for so long, why did they not take off sooner?
Also it implies that wage inflation may take off sooner than the government might find wholly delightful - for all its desire to see a rise in living standards - because any sign of significant inflationary pressures would force the Bank of England to increase interest rates.
If Amazon can solve some of the harder sense-and-avoid issues (like small power lines), then maybe Prime Air will take off sooner than many of use expected (assuming Amazon manages to work within the FAA's upcoming regulations for commercial drones).
Teixeira acknowledged that he should have taken time off sooner to get the rest he needed.
Vinod Khosla, a venture capitalist at Kleiner Perkins, has also put his own money into start-up firms developing cellulosic ethanol and speaks with the zeal of a convert: "Bush is too cautious, it can take off much sooner than six years!" Perhaps.
Smaller sites will see users taken off site sooner and sent to the BiggerBoat site.
"In the best case the exit corridor could be shortened so that the last nuclear plant could be taken off-line significantly sooner," it says.
