Sentence examples for if rolled from inspiring English sources

Indications are that it will show potential improvements in behaviour and savings to the taxpayer if rolled out.

"If rolled out nationally, this research could potentially identify over half a million people who are undiagnosed or at increased risk of developing the condition.

Anne Martin, Rail2014 consultation manager at the Scottish government's rail directorate, says that it will wait to view the responses to the rail consultation before making any final policy decisions, such as whether Wi-Fi would remain free if rolled out further.

The system, if rolled out nationally, offers potential economic benefits and efficiency savings for both planners and developers.

And research suggests the scheme, if rolled out nationally, could save the NHS in the region of £1bn.

So what do the new privacy settings and paid messages (if rolled out) really mean for users?

But what would happen if Rolling Jubilee-style programs became more widespread?

Bad stuff happened, "and if it rolled in your direction you got messed up".

One student asked the physicists if they rolled their eyes at the scientific miscues in movies.

"So we knew if we rolled out something different, they would absolutely love it".

Would Jamelia mind if I rolled over and urinated out the side of our shelter?