Sentence examples for being unable to deploy from inspiring English sources

The other tanks were withdrawn being unable to deploy in the wooded ground around the Château.

Finally, these data indicate that each year excessive alcohol use results in 10,400 active-duty military being unable to deploy and 2,200 being separated from service duty.

It should not be surprising that the service is unable to deploy an ambulance to each 999 call.

The pre-dawn heist stunned the police, who were unable to deploy their own helicopters to the scene because suspected explosives had been placed at their hangar.

Mario Draghi said the ECB stood ready to take fresh steps to deal with the crisis, but was unable to deploy its financial arsenal before leaders took steps to agree closer fiscal ties.

She also notes that the DJB's scheme depends on accurate and reliable water meters which the DJB has so far been unable to deploy.Delhi is also in the midst of a middle-class campaign against a rise in the price of electricity.

Soldiers injured in basic training may be unable to deploy, while soldiers injured during deployment may not be fit to return to active duty.

"There are mega-billion-dollar hedge funds flocking to open an office in Hong Kong, but they are unable to deploy their capital efficiently".

For years, alternative service providers such as cable companies and, to a lesser extent, wireless and satellite companies were unable to deploy on a large-scale basis.

Had the immediate defenders been more numerous, the British might have been unable to deploy or even been pushed back.

The Afghan National Army ANAA) is unable to deploy large units, despite better training and, according to some anecdotal evidence, a better fighting spirit.