Sentence examples for steadily rolling out from inspiring English sources

Asked on BBC Radio 4's Today programme why free vaccines were not yet offered more widely, Davies said: "We are steadily rolling out a programme for that, it will go up a year every year … We are offering this vaccine to two-, three- and four-years-olds through their GPs this year".

Hulu has been steadily rolling out the new Live TV services to more platforms.

Fitbit just released three new fitness trackers and Garmin is steadily rolling out new wearables as well.

Since its debut, Amazon has been steadily rolling out updates, including the addition of Pandora as well as traffic, sports scores and schedules, for example.

My guess would be that the feature has been steadily rolling out in new regions, opting in new users who occasionally scroll down and see these stories.

However, in the years since, Simple has recovered and stabilized, even if it was no longer steadily rolling out new features.

Twitter has steadily been rolling out its platform in new languages over the past few years, including English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Spanish and most recently Korean.

"Over the past few months, YouMail has been rolling out and steadily improving its innovative free cellphone voicemail service, and we look forward to working with VantagePoint to grow our business and expand our presence in the market," said Alex Quilici, CEO of YouMail.

These tools may seem incremental at times, but all of these launches are for good reason: Pinterest only in recent years began rolling out advertising products, and has steadily been growing its revenue stream.

The dedicated GPS market is slowly but steadily shrinking as smartphones gain the same abilities, but yet the major players keep rolling out new devices.

Two men were inside rolling out matting.