Sentence examples for roll out quickly from inspiring English sources

"It is easy for us to expand into these locations because we know what to stock and how to roll out quickly in these markets," says Mall.

"We spent a few years getting to know all the legal frameworks in Europe, and we built tech to roll out quickly in new markets, whatever their local rules are," he says.

"Today's £2.7m DfT funding award will see 3D laser scanners rolled out quickly where they are needed most.

Without waiting to see the results of the pilots, payment-by-results schemes are to be rolled out quickly across the country.

Penny de Valk, chief executive of the Institute of Leadership and Management (ILM), says something similar could be rolled out quickly and easily elsewhere in the UK.

As thousands of families left homeless by Hurricane Sandy struggle to find lodging, New York City and federal officials are pushing ahead with plans to develop a new line of temporary housing that could be rolled out quickly for future disasters.

In Washington, however, a senior official of the Transportation Department, who would talk only on condition of anonymity, said nearly all of the design work and planning for the bag screening equipment was done, potential employees had been identified and screened, and machines and personnel would be rolled out quickly.

We had to create a scalable structure that could be rolled out quickly.

New features could be added to such binaries, and whole new binary applications could be rolled out quickly and without much direct coordination from any central body.

First, they'll be rolled out quickly, so the proof of concept will be right there in the real world, not in a computer model.

The initiative was rolled out quickly – too quickly, it turns out, according to a state audit of the NRI released earlier this year.