Sentence examples for prompt rollout from inspiring English sources

Now that Pokémon Go has officially landed in Europe and in its first non-English language, players will be hoping for a prompt rollout in the rest of the continent, but Niantic has yet to announce a timescale for such wider availability.

The rollout prompted Sen. Al Franken (D-Minn). to worry that "Facebook may have created the world's largest privately held database of faceprints — without the explicit consent of its users". The introduction of Tag Suggestions is what's at issue in the Illinois lawsuit.

AstraZeneca Plans Quick U.S. Rollout Of Crestor.

The Nano's celebrated rollout had helped prompt other big automakers, like General Motors and Renault-Nissan, to announce plans for ultracheap people's cars of their own for sale in India and other developing countries.

market, gave it a particularly negative reaction, prompting S. & P. to slow down its rollout.

The researchers tracking the curriculum rollout identify two simple statistics as prompting the move.

The increasing availability of high resolution geocoded data on key outcomes (e.g. incomes) and potential drivers of these outcomes (e.g. program rollout, or variation in environmental factors) has prompted analysis of their relationship at finer and finer spatial scales.

Bewilderment greeted the government's vagueness about when the promised housing tax cut, destined for nearly 80percentt of French households, would be put in place: The prime minister first said it would be phased in gradually, but the outcry prompted officials to correct themselves a week later, promising a rollout by 2018.

A Twitter spokesperson has confirmed the rollout and timeframe, saying that users will be prompted to tweet with the autofilled hashtag, but the tweets are not sent out automatically.

Those kinds of numbers are prompting the phone companies to aggressively push DSL, with an expected rollout to 30 million (30% of U.S. homes) by the end of 1999.

The rollout of mobile phones using Android, Google's operating system, could prompt Apple to adopt a two-part collaboration strategy.