Sentence examples for rolled out rather from inspiring English sources
He believes that the most important requirement to help tackle such issues is for an effective service to be rolled out, rather than be concerned about who the organisations delivering it are.
Financial control, especially cost control, needs to be bought to the fore if the double whammy of high fares and an unsustainable £1.6 billion revenue account deficit is going to be curtailed and the investment programme is going to be rolled out rather faster than it has been, to date.
Buy them in circles or sheets that you can roll out, rather than already set in a foil pie pan.
The strength of the film is that it lets the tale roll out rather than condensing it into an hour.
I'm not talking about the third-party clients that have similar features to the ones Twitter just rolled out, but rather the partners that Twitter is (or is not) working with to bring more content directly into their environment.
A stretcher was rolled out.
For example, the likelihood of successful and safe IT implementations appears greater with incremental and steady system roll-out rather than big bang approaches and genuine engagement with clinical users, as well as the devotion of significant resources to training.
The tool is a bit slow to load (I'll forgive them; they did just roll out of a rather small Beta), but it's all pretty buttery once it's up and running.
