Sentence examples for rollout this week from inspiring English sources

The consumer rollout this week of new models of Microsoft's mainstay products, Windows and Office, is one that many industry analysts view as the last hurrah of the fading order of computing, dominated by the PC and ruled by Microsoft.

Unfortunately, after a botched rollout this week of their bank bailout plans, administration officials will likely need another few weeks to develop a coherent proposal — and weeks thereafter to vet and implement it.

We're not new to this: we have learned from Psy. "The Fox," with music produced by Stargate (famous for creating the sound of Rihanna's "Don't Stop the Music" and many other radio-flooders), is being taken seriously, with a major American press rollout this week.

The world's largest brewer's nationwide rollout this week of B-to-the-E came as beermakers look to piggyback strides liquor companies have made in luring young consumers to flavored and mixed drinks.

Twitter noted the rollout earlier today and you can see them below in this screenshot, though.

Through grit and hard work by many of CRC's consultants, DiNG has improved already since its initial rollout last spring.

Nike's audio and video efforts have been steadily building since the site's official rollout last summer.

It calls for a radical overhaul of the system before the next phase of its rollout next year.

The new budget proposal contrasts with the deficit-cutting promises that attended the budget rollout last year and the debates that followed.

That the city is serious about making good on these intentions is bolstered by the Helsinki Regional Transport Authority's rollout last year of a strikingly innovative minibus service called Kutsuplus.

After the Fiesta rollout last May, Ford's market share began to climb, topping 11percentt in November 2002 and ended the year at 9.3percentt.