Meanings of slow rollout in English

The studio is planning a slow rollout.

This time around, their frustrations with the slow rollout of housing for working-class citizens has come under fire.

The White House has been accused of inadequate preparation for the outbreak and a slow rollout of coronavirus testing.

The film has earned $8.8 million since it began its slow rollout three months ago.

Charlie Wilson, the company's chief revenue officer, said the slow rollout could be attributed in part to the daunting size of the job.

One studio exec said he expects "Penguins" to do well internationally, where it begins a slow rollout this week, and on DVD.

Mobile financial services have also started to grow, mostly in emerging markets such as Kenya, but Grahne said the company plans only a slow rollout.

Boris Johnson has called the German chancellor Angela Merkel "jealous" after she poked fun at the slow rollout of broadband to Britain's rural areas.