Sentence examples for delayed deployment from inspiring English sources

The delayed deployment of the heavy armor division left the United States relying on a skeletal force in northern Iraq.

RSI performed with hit or miss repetitive laryngoscopy followed by delayed deployment of rarely used rescue devices is inherently hazardous.

Both Mr. Putin and President Jiang were robbed of their biggest arms-control target, the proposed American nuclear missile defense, when Mr. Clinton delayed deployment last week.

It was, furthermore, "highly probable" that the Germans were past the experimental stage as of May of 1943, and that something had happened in August of that year that significantly delayed deployment.

The weather has also delayed deployment of a new, tighter-fitting cap for the well that not only will be able to capture more of the spewing oil but could potentially shut down all oil releases from the well.

On Feb. 8, the state auditor, Elaine Howle, issued a report concluding that mismanagement had drastically increased the computer project's cost and severely delayed deployment of the system, which may now have to be significantly scaled back.

He pointed out some 800,000 military personnel will have to take unpaid leave and that the navy had already delayed deployments.

10 Those interviewees were unanimously and "unreservedly" supportive of the programme's goals, but they highlighted several concerns, including delayed deployments, local financial deficits, and poor communication between local managers and the agency responsible for the programme.

The bombing of carefully dispersed and buried sites might delay deployment.

That set off alarm bells in America, which is worried that Mr Bashir will use the issue to delay deployment.

The President wants an agreement that does not significantly hinder research or delay deployment; while the Russians want to block research except in the laboratory and to delay deployment long enough to insure the demise of the very concept of strategic defense.