Sentence examples for rollout early from inspiring English sources

The design previewed at Facebook's HQ today was actually stripped down, but I got the rollout early, so here's what it really looks like.

Larry Cooper, group marketing manager for Resource, said the brand, which was introduced in Whole Foods in 2009, then Southern California in 2012 before its national rollout early this month, is intended for the most discriminating water drinker.

While the average tech-savvy Austinite has probably forgotten that campaign, it looks like Google didn't — local ABC affiliate KVUE reported earlier this evening that Google will indeed announce its Austin Fiber rollout early next week citing multiple sources from within the city's government.

The progress of trial tests and test bed development of F-RANs can be anticipated to be promoted in the future, which makes F-RANs' commercial rollout as early as possible.

Early rollout will start in 10 areas this September instead of next year.

An earlier October 2011 slide reveals similar concerns about the early rollout of the abatement scheme to Christmas Island.

A DWP spokesperson said: "The IT for universal credit is up and running well in the early rollout of the new benefit.

Because Canada has about one-tenth the population of the United States, the early rollout of the BlackBerry Z10 in the company's home market produced a correspondingly modest effect on North American Web traffic.

Today, the marketplace is available in 15 early rollout cities, including New York City and Lexington, Kentucky.

I guess that's what you call a promising early rollout — let's see if/when the button becomes an official feature for all users.

The growth in these two countries specifically appears to be bolstered by a growing ecosystem in these markets: recent carrier deals with the largest players in each market, China Mobile and NTT DoCoMo, certainly helped, as did an early rollout of Apple's newest iPhone 5 devices; but so does a strong content play.