Sentence examples for rapidly rolled out from inspiring English sources

In terms of accessibility, data connections are being rapidly rolled out.

But some see Modi as a clean energy enabler, having rapidly rolled out more than 900MW of solar energy across Gujarat when he was chief minister there.

Suspects' names and fingerprints will be run not just through criminal databases but compared against immigration records, too, through a program that is being steadily and rapidly rolled out across the country.

The model was rapidly rolled out, with a relentless and derivative spread of cultural and creative quarters across the globe.

Public sector ART was introduced as a pilot in 2002, and was rapidly rolled out and scaled up [ 41].

The Ministry of Health and Population, late in 2011, made a decision to proceed with nationwide implementation, and chlorhexidine is now being rapidly rolled out.

And satellite television companies, which can more rapidly roll out new technologies than can cable systems, are more of a force in Europe than in the United States, where cable companies dominate 80percentt of the pay television market.

Some regulators have blamed Congress for giving away such a valuable asset, while others fault the broadcasters for failing to live up to their promise to rapidly roll out digital television.

With the mobile app now in place, the company plans to rapidly roll out a number of features in Q1 and Q2, to better build up their consumer brand and experience.

During her two and a half years at Starling, Caywood helped design and rapidly roll out the Starling Marketplace, which includes an open API and a marketplace of third-party financial services that sit inside of the Starling app.

In the near-term, the acquisition means eBay will be able to more rapidly roll out more translation capabilities on its site, with plans to do so for Europe later this year, Jones says.