Sentence examples for terms of rollout from inspiring English sources

It's partly because of these challenges that SumUp CEO Daniel Klein is focused on moving "farther and faster" than the others in terms of rollout.

In terms of the Fire TV rollout, the existing Hulu app will be automatically upgraded to the new experience, making it the default for current Hulu customers as well as those who join the live TV service.

Regardless of what happens to the price of cryptocurrencies in the short term, the rollout of Square Cash's bitcoin features and upcoming launch of Robinhood's crypto product should bring some much-needed competition and growth to the sector.

Webster explains Patch's rollout in terms of phases.

While Sprint has preemptively pledged $350 million to help provide support for Clearwire's LTE rollout, the terms of last week's agreement state that Sprint will be making usage-based payments for Clearwire's LTE services.

As you'd expect, EE's 4G network has a considerable head-start on O2 and Vodafone, in terms of scale of the network rollout — now being available to a majority of the UK population, and aiming for 98% population coverage by the end of 2014 — and also network speed, with EE deploying various network enhancements to push up average and headline speeds on its network.

Households headed by older women may also see a shift in the need for resources and social connections with ART rollout in terms of more prolonged costs related to managing illness, but possibly a decrease in young orphaned children in the household.

Bottom Line: In terms of product development and speedy rollouts, Sony tends to push the envelope more than most.

A theoretical analysis is provided to prove the performance improvement of rollout policy over the heuristics.

"These changes did not...pay off in terms of higher student achievement within the four-year rollout period in Chicago," study author Allison Seifullah writes in her executive summary.

2. Redskins trade up to draft RGIII By many accounts, Robert Griffin III is a perfect fit for Mike Shanahan's play-action, rollout-oriented offense – at least in terms of style.