Sentence examples for rollout a from inspiring English sources

Republican strategists have already made Obamacare the focus of two elections, and are planning to make the failed rollout a central tenet of their campaign in November.

Its staggered rollout, a few territories a week from mid-June onwards, means it never bashed the big box-office gong.

In the "disaster" that is the A.C.A. rollout, a hundred and six thousand Americans have signed up for new individual insurance policies, and more than a hundred and sixty thousand have signed up for Medicaid.

The holdup, wrought first by faulty software and then by flooding to equipment stored at the Brooklyn Navy Yard during Hurricane Sandy, has given the rollout a sharper political edge.

Andy and Lana Wachowski's cosmic misfire, Jupiter Ascending, got a desperately needed turbo-boost a month after its day-and-date rollout: a belated $24.3m Chinese debut made it the week's biggest overseas earner.

From John Cassidy's description of President Obama in "Political Memo: Is the A.C.A. Rollout a Manageable Disaster?" "Rockwell's pictures are literal-minded and sentimental, sure, but they constitute as accurate a graph as we have of what being American — a fictive condition, always — could feel like in the twentieth century".

The project did not receive a lavish album cycle rollout, an extensive press tour or numerous singles pushed by radio.

"You have a new technology push, a rollout of a lot of coverage, you start upgrading and then you begin putting capacity in the networks," Mr. Vestberg said.

The Minneapolis-based retail chain is close to a rollout of a digital music subscription service, say people familiar with the company's plans.

Today Facebook officially opened its new Watch tab of original video content to everyone in the U.S. after a limited rollout a month ago and expansion to some more users last week.

"We were thinking of doing it last year, with a soft rollout of a few hours on the peak nights.