Sentence examples for quickly rolled out from inspiring English sources

And local health officials here in the Western Cape province, who had already trained nurses and counselors, quickly rolled out the program in this ramshackle township.

How much could the NHS save if such initiatives were quickly rolled out nationally throughout the relevant parts of the public sector?

Larry Godwin, the city's new police director, quickly rolled out the scheme and by 2011 crime across the city had fallen by 24%.

Demandline.com, which launched its business by offering discounted long-distance phone service, quickly rolled out other communication services, including wireless phone service and Web hosting.

For example, it bought the viral app tbh in October 2017 and then quickly rolled out a Q&A feature similar to tbh's in the News Feed.

Viber has fairly quickly rolled out support for free calling in the affected regions, and announced the move via Twitter and a simple informational website, found here. .

Her pompous, middle-aged husband, Chanu, quickly rolls out the blueprint for her new life.

3. Working quickly, roll out dough so that it is 2 feet long and 1 foot wide.

AT&T had argued that adding T-Mobile would give it the extra network capability it needed to fairly quickly roll out the next generation of high-speed service — so-called 4G — across the nation.

Federal regulators say they have approved every deal in the frenzied consolidation of the industry in the hopes that a few telecommunications giants would have the capital and expertise to quickly roll out new technoloiges like high-speed Internet service at affordable prices for consumers.

They have multitouch support, now, too, so couldn't they pretty quickly roll out a wonderful Ubuntu-powered tablet?