Sentence examples similar to roll out in terms of from inspiring English sources

The challenge is how to manage the roll-out in terms of regulation and infrastructure.

The specifics of how and when that is getting rolled out and in terms of integration from a carrier standpoint have yet to be rolled out".

Amazon has confirmed this skill recommendation functionality is new, but it's not yet broadly rolled out either in terms of supported skills or Alexa's customer base.

"It's going to be rolled out in the U.S., in terms of the amount of content that it's going to have, it's going to have tens of thousands of hours of content that cut across the library we have on a global basis.

Emerald carpets of fire moss roll out in all directions.

Boehner rolls out Plan B in terms of what Bush tax cuts were going to be extended after 2013.

Experts anticipate Tox21 will roll out in two phases.

Instead of the decades that subways can take to build (eight so far for the Second Avenue Subway), buses can be rolled out in one term.

The land rolled out in front of the pack.

The cluster approach was rolled out in Uganda in October 2005 with the designation of five pilot clusters including the HNHAC.

Next, Facebook is working to scale up Graph Search — both the back-end system (called Unicorn) so it can support more users and the roll-out can continue, and in terms of foreign languages so it can expand beyond English.