Sentence examples for because it deploys from inspiring English sources

The X-37B can stay aloft for as long as nine months because it deploys solar panels for power, unlike the space shuttle.

AP is able to announce the winners so quickly because it deploys thousands of people on election night to collect results from states, counties and locales as they are announced.

Now, Lime is arguing the selection process was unfair and that because it deployed scooters in the city without asking permission — the Uber model of expansion — the SFMTA intentionally rejected its application despite its qualifications.

To cite just one example of a different kind of richness, the classic "Mad Men" episode "The Suitcase" was so effective in part because it deployed a potent series of Don-Peggy scenes in a single episode.

After all, Operation IMPACT, the NYPD's last major anti-gun-violence initiative, was largely halted by NYPD Commissioner Bill Bratton because it deployed the highly controversial tactic "stop-and-frisk" tactic in high-crime areas.

As for its main rival, Bell Atlantic, Hale says he is unconcerned because it is deploying asymmetrical digital subscriber line (ADSL) technology.

Yahoo has gained sales as a result, he said, because it can deploy campaigns quickly.

On the contrary, being an ally gives us real influence which is no less effective because it is deployed in private.

In practice, this abductive account looks rather similar to that of Lascarides and Asher, because it involves deploying axioms about discourse (in the form of Horn clause rules supplemented with weights giving the assumption costs of premises) that in effect are nonmonotonic.

The campaign has to be careful about how it deploys them together, because he's a natural and sometimes the contrast is glaring.

Suspicions about American power have grown both because it has been deployed recklessly and because its limits have been clearly exposed.