Sentence examples for be better to deploy from inspiring English sources

Q: Wouldn't it be better to deploy UN peacekeeping troops?

One, he said, was a war veteran who said it would be better to deploy to Afghanistan than to work for a corrupt legislative office.

One may argue that rather than implementing non-interactive avatars, it would be better to deploy interactive avatars.

The main observation is that, in terms of secondary rate, it is better to deploy the antennas at the secondary transmitter rather than at the primary transmitter.

Comparing Figure2 and Figure3, we can conclude that it is better to deploy as many antennas as possible at the reader.

It's better to purchase and deploy infrastructure that's tested to work well in different environments.

And that's the best argument for using contractors: If we find ourselves in murky situations around the world, it's probably better to deploy shadowy companies, avoiding the Stars and Stripes bannered overhead.

To all of the "Chicken Littles" (including the president), who fret about "excessive" government spending, we would simply point out that it is far better to deploy government spending in a way that reduces unemployment instead of settling for having it rise as a consequence of this spending.

Monday night in Portland, Mr. Cheney described "a crucial difference" between the administration's approach to security questions and Mr. Kerry's, saying it was better to have American soldiers and sailors deployed overseas "taking on the terrorists in Afghanistan or Iraq" than to confront terrorists "here on the streets of our own cities with our firefighters and policemen and medical personnel".

On one hand, there might be better options to deploy that money to, and on the other hand, paying extra can actually hurt your progress to paying off your student loans (seriously).

She hopes that by building a start-up ecosystem across the Caribbean, they will be better prepared to deploy regional solutions in response to future hurricanes.