Sentence examples for to only launch from inspiring English sources
It may make sense, therefore, to only launch such raids in the hunt for al-Qaida's very top operatives: Osama bin Laden, his deputy Ayman al Zawahiri and a handful of others.
My advice is to only launch if youre ready to ship otherwise you can lose your credibility..
I can think of no credible reason why Amazon would want to only launch in the US, so I believe there must be some insoluble problem, or several, at the heart of it.
Saperia says: "They started with an idea and went on to not only launch a successful product but a brand identity that has come to dominate their market".
AND THE REST The Ugg The sloppy sheepskin boot is so ubiquitous it's hard to believe it only launched in the UK in 2003.
The discovery of Bioglass®, the first material that formed a strong bond to bone, not only launched the field of bioactive glasses but bioactive ceramics in general.
Amazon Prime is still relatively new to India, having only launched there in 2016.
Over 30,000 developers around the world are already using Cloud9, which only launched to the public in March of this year, to build and collaborate on software projects.
A recent $62m funding round for Yik Yak, an app for chatting anonymously to people nearby that only launched in November 2013, can be seen as proof of either of those beliefs.
Although the site only launched to the public in July, the strategy is showing some signs of life.
Although the site only launches to the public today, Aroxo has in fact been in development for over 2 years, bootstrapped by founders Matt Rogers and Andrew Culpan (@aroxo on Twitter).
