Sentence examples for less to rollout from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, mobile (i.e., wireless) costs less to rollout over large areas than does a fixed phone line and mobile networks can be built faster than fixed lines [ 4, 5].

An Apple launch had less to do with a traditional product rollouts than the magician's "reveal," a moment of wonder in which a mystery morphed into an actual product.

In California, Michael Kelly, a lawyer handling a class-action suit against the state's dominant utility, Pacific Gas and Electric, over billing disputes, said the problems probably had less to do with faulty devices and more to do with a hasty rollout.

Well, the failure of the CRP, I would argue, was less to do with administrative criminology per se than with endemic problems at the centre and the harsh realities of programme development and rollout.

4G is starting to rollout.

"We would expect Google to rollout a Beta service within 3 to 6 months.

The local authority received almost £1m from the Scottish government to rollout the new waste collection.

Portland [Ore . is the second city in the U.S. to rollout a WiMax network this week.

Summarizing, the scale can help to improve display designs prior to rollout, thus, enhancing the efficiency of display promotions.

Currently, NHS Connecting for Health plans to rollout EPS2 to all community pharmacies in England.

It took 6 years to rollout all over the country with the involvement of various stakeholders.