Sentence examples for large-scale rollouts from inspiring English sources
The emerging field of BPL – broadband Internet access over common power lines – is nearing some large-scale rollouts.
We had no idea that the Made in India tag would be such a negative, says Bhat. Since then weve always done a pilot before large-scale rollouts..
The minimum quality standard is met if the potential or unsuccessful attempts at spread or positive evidence of spread (eg, large-scale rollouts) are presented.
But that may change in 2016, with industry figures predicting a breakthrough year for a technology not only seen as vital to the large-scale rollout of renewable energy, but also offering the prospect of lowering customers' energy bills.
Credit card companies and banks have long pined for a large-scale rollout of microchip-based payment devices mainly because storing customers' identity data on chips has proved a more secure and reliable way to prevent fraud than encoding data on a traditional magnetic stripe.
Challenges here might include an inability to agree on a specific plan for implementation (such as a pilot versus a large-scale rollout) or a disagreement about the ROI of various product options or configurations, such as on-premises versus cloud-based CRM.
This large-scale rollout could be the break Actiview needs both to gain exposure and prove that the system works.
In addition, the fragmentation of the industry, with many operators whose proprietary networks couldn't communicate, also slowed the large-scale rollout of new services.
It's also widely considered unethical to withhold a proven intervention some of them life-saving from one group of peoplife-saving fromt honewell a largroupale roflout works.
A second is that many of these programs are in the pilot stage and limited to only 1 to 4 cities, with more large-scale rollout expected to occur only post 2020.
Jarrard noted that the 16 million total hours of play time and large-scale rollout of the beta was vital to seeing how Reach would perform.
