Sentence examples for scrambled to implement from inspiring English sources

The NFL has scrambled to implement policy and dole out punishments, though the league's decision often appear reactive and arbitrary.

Web developers scrambled to implement its latest innovations; users raced to download each new release of its browser.

Sulake, the Finnish company that owns Habbo Hotel, two weeks ago "muted" activity on the site as it scrambled to implement better content and safety controls and call for user feedback after an investigative report from the UK broadcaster Channel 4 revealed the extent of the problem.

While states have been scrambling to implement the 0.08% federal limit, too many hard-core drunk drivers continue to get off again and again.

Grocery as a category has been slow to take off online and legacy retailers in this space are scrambling to implement digital tools to compete with Amazon following its acquisition of Whole Foods Market.

Water officials across the state are scrambling to implement the mandated restrictions ahead of the hot, dry summer months.

The biggest known outbreak of bird flu in U.S. history, the epidemic has hit flocks in Iowa and Minnesota the hardest, where producers are scrambling to implement bio-security measures.

Administrators are scrambling to implement new diversity initiatives and on-campus training programs -- and hiring expensive private consulting firms to help them do so.

Many are scrambling to implement retention programs aimed at keeping these high-value knowledge workers on the job as long as possible.

Plutarch seems to believe that Pericles and the Athenians incited the war, scrambling to implement their belligerent tactics "with a sort of arrogance and a love of strife".

Greece is now scrambling to implement a new deal between European leaders and Ankara that will likely see thousands of migrants and refugees from Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, and other poor and war-torn countries deported back to Turkey.