Sentence examples for the earliest launch from inspiring English sources

The earliest launch date would be 2011, and, Dr. Greeley said, "None of us will be surprised if it launches later than 2011".

"Steve Jobs" bolsters this contention by having Lisa's mother, Chrisann Brennan Katherine Waterstonn), show up, with Lisa in tow, at the earliest launch, like Maleficent at the baptism of Sleeping Beauty.

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The expected costs have since soared to $6.5 billion, with the earliest launching date delayed to 2018 if annual funding is increased, and even later if it is not.

"The early launch of the Galaxy S IV would drive second-quarter growth momentum".

Zamyatin was enraged at Keldysh for attempting the early launch, but we'd all encouraged him.

The earlier launch means that the BBC has avoided a repeat of the scheduling wars that blighted its previous two series of The Voice, when it went up against Simon Cowell's ITV juggernaut Britain's Got Talent.

"The first quarter saw overall earnings growth led by the early launch and successful sales of the flagship Galaxy S7 and S7 edge," the South Korean company said on Thursday.

So O'Toole, as chief executive of Solas (Supported Options in Lifestyle and Access Services), is focused on bedding down new offices and the early launch in her region of the national disability insurance scheme.

"It fills us with pride that IndiGo, India's largest airline and one of the early launch customers for the A320neo, is coming back for more of our benchmark aircraft," said John Leahy, Airbus's chief operating officer.

As well as giving potential customers a shorter wait time for the phone, the earlier launch would give Samsung an bigger head start on Apple ahead of their product launch next year, and would set them aside from the host of other Android smartphones that will be announced at the Mobile World Congress in February.