Sentence examples for rollout costs from inspiring English sources
In the view of Standard & Poor's Ratings Services analyst Eric Geil, a new plan from Comcast to offer phone service through voice-over-Internet protocol (VoIP) technology would enjoy the advantage of inexpensive rollout costs.
Rollout costs four red shards, two green shards, and two blue shards.
The latest rollout cost "maybe a couple million dollars," Mr. Chaffin said, a figure that would have been much higher if some kiosks had not already been in place from a previous non-Internet electronic sales effort.
It is estimated the rollout could cost more than £11bn in total.
In my column last week I asked why Britain's smart meter rollout was costing £11bn and France's just £4bn.
However, Smart Energy GB faces a number of significant challenges, not least in the form of mounting criticism of the rollout's cost and questions about its efficacy.
The New York record label argues the song was planned to be release the same day as pre-orders for the soundtrack – which comes out on Friday along with the movie – were to become available and the leak destroyed their rollout plans, costing them significant funds.
It estimated that the rollout would cost between £450m and £600m and would largely be delivered by BT's spun-off network firm Openreach.
The official word is that the reader rollout may cost taxpayer money (brilliant, Sherlock) and is not really being pursued that actively.
Mobile UK - an industry group representing Vodafone, BT, O2 and Three - has warned that preventing Huawei from being involved in the UK's 5G rollout could cost the country's economy up to £6.8bn and delay the launch of its next-generation networks by up to two years.
