Sentence examples for chance of deploying from inspiring English sources
Chief executive Maria McCaffery told the BBC Radio 4 Today programme: "When the whole energy sector is under such pressure to reduce costs, they really can't take the chance of deploying in a place where it would be more expensive because ultimately that would have to be translated into fuel bills".
Since you must choose one — and you must — openness is simply a better option for tech startups who stand little chance of deploying a successful vertical domination strategy like Apple or Sony built in decades past.
Our contention is that addressing all three steps sequentially, while effort-intensive, will maximize the chances of deploying a more effective intervention that will impact population health.
To bring the quantifier rules into the picture, things can be arranged so that all rules have a fair chance of being deployed: Apply, as far as possible, all the non-quantifier rules before applying any of the quantifier rules.
What chance of success does the craft have, given the difficulties of deploying a balloon in space and the lack of financing from conventional space programs?
Later in the game you'll run into some especially creepy foes, and your first chance to deploy a bit of stealth.
Most photographers given the chance to create a portrait of the model Lily Cole, freed from the strictures of deploying her as a high fashion clothes horse, would search out ways to emphasise her unusual beauty.
Is accused of deploying a training team that encouraged staff to conceal logos on their uniform and hide in bushes or behind cars to improve their chances of catching members of the public.
The plans won the backing of Admiral Tirpitz, the "father' of the German navy, who saw them as the first significant chance to deploy Germany's new flotillas and a good argument for further bolstering the fleet.
When he finally gets his chance to deploy, he's met by two Vietcong bullets to the chest, and Francis Ford Coppola leaves us thinking of the utter futility of standing up for something we believe in.
