Sentence examples for anticipated to deploy from inspiring English sources

The company has found it more difficult than anticipated to deploy Watson in areas such as health care (see "A Reality Check for IBM's AI Ambitions").

Many deployment scenarios of multihop wireless networks require high transmission reliability; for instance, wireless ad hoc and sensor networks are anticipated to be deployed in disaster recovery areas, battlefields, remote patients' homes, and so forth.

In response to the needs of children and families fleeing Afrin, two mobile medical teams have been deployed with support from UNICEF to areas in Aleppo city where displaced families are anticipated to arrive.

Next year's is anticipated to be $118 million.

Leasing is anticipated to begin in June 2004.

Given the state of the communication, it was difficult to anticipate needs and to deploy personnel.

While it has long been known that they regularly dive from the surface to pursue prey, using both their wings and feet for propulsion, the depth that they are able to dive to was not appreciated (or anticipated) until scientists began to deploy maximum-depth recorders on foraging birds.

Philip Taubman, who was Mr. Raines's deputy both in Washington and on the editorial page, said: "He had an almost uncanny ability to anticipate where stories were developing and to deploy the resources needed to cover them comprehensively.

However, moving MiGs from their bases in North Vietnam was problematic; South Vietnamese defenses were falling much faster than anticipated, there was simply little time in which to deploy the MiGs in support of North Vietnamese units encircling Saigon.

I anticipate the RIAA will soon have an army of ninjas to deploy for situations like these.

The failure in Iraq was a failure to both accurately anticipate how the the country would look once Hussein's regime fell and to deploy sufficient resources to maintain and rebuild the nation at that point.