Sentence examples for were only launched from inspiring English sources

Interestingly, these popular startup tools are new startups themselves: More than half of the tools named in the survey were founded after 2006, and a quarter of them were only launched in the last five years, including recruitment platform Greenhouse and business dashboard provider Geckoboard.

However, the first FACE experiments were only launched in the 1990s, focussing mainly on temperate ecosystems (Ainsworth and Long 2005), and most of them have come to an end already (Norby and Zak 2011), as they were not intended for the study of long-term vegetation dynamics in response to eCO2.

The scheme was only launched on 1 April and it has just issued its 25,000th card.

Although it hardly seems possible, Facebook was only launched in 2004 and Twitter came two years later in 2006.

The LRB – celebrated in today's New Review – has the aura of tradition but it was only launched in 1979.

The Daily, which is based in New York, was only launched in 2011, but is said to have lost around $30m in its first year.

The Global Protocol for Community-Scale Greenhouse Gas Emissions is a common standard for city-level greenhouse gas accounting, but that was only launched in December.

This test case was only launched once banks had paid out so much money that they resigned themselves to a high court hearing.

The service, which was only launched in early 2007, allows users to deposit and withdraw money, pay bills and transfer money to other users.

This business generated $557m for the social network last year.Such sums of money are impressive given that Facebook was only launched in the same year that Google went public.

It was only launched in April, so has not has not yet brought in a profit for the Salisbury Hospital NHS Foundation Trust that developed it, but there are hopes that it soon will.