Sentence examples for and harder to deploy from inspiring English sources

Herrod suggested this was different because it was Windows-based and harder to deploy and update, but if you check out the description on the Bromium company website, it sounds very similar and uses the "isolation" language too.

It's getting harder and harder to deploy medical personnel into war zones and to keep them safe, said WHO emergency program executive director Bruce Aylward.

Those rationales — encouraging responsible procreation and childbearing, nurturing heterosexual marriage and traditional morality, and preserving scarce resources — have become harder to deploy.

Those rationales encouraging responsible procreation and childbearing, nurturing heterosexual marriage and traditional morality, and preserving scarce resources—have become harder to deploy.

Conversely, some environments and circumstances make desktop virtualization harder to deploy.

Dr. Haimoff pointed out that at sample sales it is harder to deploy the tried-and-true tactic of "leaving the situation, sleeping on it and only coming back the next day if you're really still longing for whatever it is you wanted," she said.

Today's new technologies are a lot more powerful, but they are a lot harder to deploy: they require a profound change in mindset and operations.

His emotional intelligence, keen in his interactions on the campaign trail, is harder to deploy here.

It could also have pushed harder to deploy Predator drone aircraft over Afghanistan to kill Mr bin Laden before 9/11.

It cannot yet handle more complex counter-measures, he admits, but these are harder to deploy than critics imagine.Yet some criticisms have hit the mark.

Bryan Stephenson suggests an increase in the number of teaching school alliances will make it harder to deploy them, with more SLEs competing for the same market.