Sentence examples for technically launch from inspiring English sources

Once the rocket is installed on the pad, missile experts said, North Korea can technically launch it within three to four days -- the time needed for the fueling of a three-stage rocket.

Once the rocket is installed on the pad, missile experts said, the North Koreans can technically launch it within three or four days — the time needed for the fueling of a three-stage rocket.

Even though there were multiple sources for the McDonald's leak, some questioned the accuracy of those reports, given that both notices also incorrectly listed the launch date for Samsung Pay as being August 21 – when Samsung itself has said its own payments platform will launch in September in the U.S. (It did, technically, launch August 20 but only in Korea).

Apple's MP3 player technically launched late in the game as there were already major players in the MP3 player scene.

The service was technically launched in March, but required users request an invitation to join, as it ramped up to its broader, public availability.

Mobile apps Angry Birds (Android, iOS, Symbian) Technically launched in 2009 but it's hard to ignore this as one of the breakaway mobile apps of 2010.

It's located in the Mojave Desert about 150 miles from Los Angeles and the headquarters of SpaceX, which has technically launched fewer humans on its rockets than Hughes has at this point.

It technically launched six months ago, but the invitation-only site garnered buzz this week as its founders began sending out public invitations just in time to ride the latest wave of anti-Facebook sentiment.

Flavors.me Technically, not launched yet, but I've been playing with it for a little bit.

The store, which is technically in "soft launch" mode through the summer, offers accessories and apparel, including some items that are exclusive to the store.

At this point we were technically ready to launch the new Cif front, which is the moment when the site is visible to users.