Sentence examples for deployed because of from inspiring English sources

Most served in Iraq, though about a third were never deployed because of previous ailments.

The switches have been tested but not widely deployed because of cost.

Even though, full IMS has been discussed more than 10 years, it is hard be deployed because of huge amount of the financial investments.

Only one of these tests has received formal approval and even that one has not been deployed because of bureaucratic delays and questions over its performance left unresolved by the several month-long validation process.

IEEE 802.11 wireless LAN is widely deployed because of its low cost and ease of management.

WLAN is widely deployed because of its flexibility and low cost.

More immediately, the long-sought international peacekeeping missions in both countries have struggled to deploy, because of the new violence here in Chad and the Sudanese government's stalling tactics in Darfur.

The letter urged an outright ban on face recognition, which it called "categorically unethical to deploy" because of the technology's privacy implications, technical imperfections and potentially life-threatening biases.

But I never deployed because there was nothing going on.

However, even if this summer's tests go according to plan, it will be years before the technology is deployed, partly because of the difficulty of storing CO2, and partly because of the price of carbon on the carbon-exchange markets.

The Amundsen, operated by the Canadian Coast Guard and a collaboration of Arctic universities, had to be deployed early because of severe ice conditions off the coast of Newfoundland and Strait of Belle Isle.