Sentence examples for the first rollout from inspiring English sources

(I need to point out that Murdoch has called the NBN "a ridiculous idea" and The Australian judged the first rollout of NBN, in Tasmania, to be "shambolic" and "abysmal").

The outcome measures are based on the 48 months starting with the first rollout month for the phase (month zero is the pre-rollout month).

Apple was relatively late to the market — with the first rollout, in Germany, starting only in 2015.

Some of the equipment at these sites has been there since the first rollout wave, whereas others would have been deployed for capacity or coverage upgrades at a later stage.

In this section we present projections of the impact of mailing Tickets in the first rollout month versus never mailing them, as of 12, 24, 36 and 48 months later.

Chu, who hears that the Dell-branded and original Lexmark printers will not have interchangeable cartridges, says that the first rollout, expected in early 2003, will not make an immediate dent in competitor prices.

The first rollouts will likely be in low- and medium-density areas like suburbs, where a drone might land in a backyard to drop off shoes.

It was the company's first rollout for its new ride-sharing service.

The arc of Lana D's career gives one hope for Obamacare: it shows how people will forget the first, flawed rollout if you eventually get it right.

Stapleton et al. (2008) found that TTW increased beneficiary use of employment services in 2002 and 2003, the first two rollout years.

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