Sentence examples for rollout in the from inspiring English sources

Revealingly, Mr. Jean orchestrated a media rollout in the United States before he declared his candidacy here.

Some notes on my Comment on the Affordable Care Act's rollout, in the coming week's magazine: I refer in it briefly to the "coverage gap".

The Cue system will get a public demonstration at the Los Angeles auto show in November and will appear in the coming ATS compact sedan and SRX crossover after its rollout in the XTS.

It's getting a nice fat early October release in the US and Australia, and a leisurely global rollout in the following weeks, fetching up in the UK a month later.

The network confirmed last November that the show would debut in January 2017 on CBS, followed by a rollout in the US on CBS All Access, the network's digital subscription video on demand and livestreaming service.

Virgin Media has built its business on the twin appeal of superfast broadband and – more recently – its on-demand offering, TiVo, which Berkett described as "the most rapid connected-TV rollout in the world".

We expect all suppliers to learn the lessons from this ahead of the domestic smart-meter rollout, in particular the need to start the process in good time and ensure senior managers are committed to delivering on time".

Since the beginning of its rollout in December 2012, the system has led to a net reduction in congestion of 25%, a figure that should improve as the system reaches full implementation later this year.

The Titans generated little pass-rush pressure (credit Houston's rollouts in the passing game and also the offensive line).

Advisers said they were confident a vice-presidential selection could break through the Olympics, a sentiment echoed by those who have shaped similar rollouts in the past.

That's what drives the one-cut run game, allows for the execution of rollouts in the passing game and creates the subtle disguises that make all those runs and passes initially look alike.