Sentence examples for continued deployment from inspiring English sources

In developing markets, continued deployment of 3G and 4G will keep mobile infrastructure investments running.

Last month's news reports that Amazon plans a Big Brother doorbell that tracks suspicious people and continued deployment of facial recognition in US schools come to mind.

"Fiber-optic networks strengthen communities, and last year Verizon continued deployment of its 100percentt fiber-optic network, with its FiOS TV and FiOS Internet services.

Yet he says not one single word about the continued deployment by the United States of nearly 10,000 nuclear weapons.

Verizon has placed more than 18,000 miles of fiber optics in Massachusetts - enough to stretch to the state borders from Boston to Pittsfield 131 times (or stretch from Boston to London six times)." "Fiber-optic networks strengthen communities, and last year Verizon continued deployment of its 100percentt fiber-optic network, with its FiOS TV and FiOS Internet services.

This study provides evidence for cytokeratin 18 (CK18) as a prognostic and PD biomarker in patients with CRC and supports continued deployment of circulating CK18 in biomarker-enhanced trials.

After two wars and continued deployments, we shouldn't ignore the fact that women too will likely have to register for the draft and that our military has been overstretched by never-ending conflict.

Palin, Gingrich, Hastert, Lott, Baker and Scarborough have never entertained the notion that the Iraq surge might be curtailed because continued deployments place an unconscionable burden on the men and women who signed up serve.

For the Pentagon, the Iraq war — in combination with the continuing deployment in Afghanistan — forced a painful rethinking of how to fight insurgencies and to interact with civilians.

She said in the interview that there were "remaining vital national security interests in Iraq" that would require a continuing deployment of American troops.

But, she said, there were "remaining vital national security interests in Iraq" that would require a continuing deployment of American troops.