Sentence examples for capable of deploying from inspiring English sources

The security apparatus is still capable of deploying massive force to crush rebels, as witnessed over the past week.

Britain was favored because it is capable of deploying its troops quickly and because of its close relationship with Washington.

And on the land, in various parts of the globe, we need professional and properly equipped forces capable of deploying quickly and flexibly.

Instead, NATO will create a "spearhead" military force — around four thousand troops — capable of deploying in hot spots within forty-eight hours.

And nowhere in the cacophonous, atomized "media environment" of today is there anyone capable of deploying the wall-to-wall avuncular authority that was Cronkite's stock-in-trade.

A fully reusable shuttle would go a long way toward doing that, especially if it were capable of deploying constellations of small satellites.

Their solution is also responsible for maintaining a pool of variants of a specific web service and is capable of autonomously deploying additional variants, or removing poorly performing variants.

A resistant plant is capable of rapidly deploying a wide variety of defense responses that prevent pathogen colonization.

The Obama administration unveiled its "European Phased Adaptive Approach" in 2009 with the goal of deploying increasingly capable SM-3 missile interceptors in anticipation that Iran would develop missiles with increasingly longer ranges.

These should be simple to use, cheap, versatile, and capable of being deployed in many locations concurrently.

The robots being developed here can potentially be made cheap and expendable, and capable of being deployed in large numbers to cover vast expanses of sea.