Sentence examples for potentially roll out from inspiring English sources

Howard said the product will expand in more company-owned markets if it does well in the two test markets, and then could potentially roll out systemwide.

Over the last year, we have seen some notable advances in mobile carrier billing — which lets people pay for services and content on their phones by charging it to their carrier bills: Google expanded its carrier billing services to music and more; Facebook joined the ranks of those offering it, and Amazon has a deal with a company that could help it potentially roll out such services, too.

If the feature proves reliably helpful to users and isn't fooled by hackers, Facebook could potentially roll it out to more people.

Whether they want to increase influencer engagement or PR or use the space for research and development, Story acts as an incubator to test and play with different tactics before companies potentially roll them out to scale.

Whereas I think it's much better from my experience to go-live with something which is relatively simple, potentially replicates paper, so you roll out this advanced functionality be it drug checking, adverse drug reaction forms that kind of stuff after the initial adoption stage has pitted out.

Furthermore, when conducted as part of a regional program, it represents a potentially low cost, high impact intervention that can potentially be rolled out across low income high prevalence settings.

Perhaps the most damning charge is that BT is systematically underinvesting in Openreach, its unit to roll out broadband – by "potentially hundreds of millions of pounds a year".

Something along those lines could potentially be rolled out "later this year," he says.

The Atlas could also potentially be rolled out as a rental for home users, until they get back on their feet.

A couple weeks ago, I spotted the reincarnation of Socialthing on AOL's country-music Website TheBoot and speculated that it would potentially be rolled out across AOL's other MediaGlow properties as well.

Group BPT is manualised, might be attractive to many patients because of its unusual approach, and could potentially be rolled out to services at relatively little additional cost.