Sentence examples for rolled out only from inspiring English sources

But the welcome mat was rolled out only reluctantly.

In the 31 years since the first Concorde was rolled out, only a select few have flown on it.

At first, the new vaccine (given at a health center in Rwanda, above) is being rolled out only in the capital, Kinshasa, and it will be extended to just two of the Congo's 11 provinces.

But it's early days: universal credit has been rolled out only in some parts of the UK, and principally to single people making a new claim – the most straightforward claimants.

Our empirical strategy exploits an administrative rule stipulating that the program be rolled out only in rural communities with a poverty rate of 30% and above.

They are being rolled out only to Page posts and Profiles with more than 10,000 followers, not personal accounts.

Currently, the 360-photo feature has been made available to all blog account types while the 360-video uploader is still in beta and will roll out only to premium or business WordPress.com accounts.

So perhaps Norton's national service plan should not only be rolled out but expanded to those already in other employment, along the lines of jury service.

It's crazy to think that Pokémon Go is already something of a worldwide phenomenon considering that it's rolled out in only a handful countries, but that is indeed the case.

Seeing as though only Ousbey has made noise about this so far, it's safe to assume that it's being rolled out to only a tiny fraction of users.

For too long, Africans have kept their food a greedy secret, cooked and closely guarded in homes, and rolled out publicly only for celebratory occasions like wedding and naming ceremonies.