Sentence examples for deployed fast from inspiring English sources

"Today, ideas are truly great only if they're conceived and deployed fast enough to gain a competitive advantage in the marketplace".

The only institution in the world with the resources to get carbon burial technology deployed fast enough to prevent more than two degrees of warming is the extractive fossil fuel industry.

A zoom simply reframes an image (instead of cutting in closer, which Ms. Bigelow also does), but, when deployed fast and with a tremble, as it is here, it can also serve as a kind of visual punctuation, like an exclamation point.

Sometimes the sensors must be deployed fast, resulting in very uncertain sensor positions.

When the FCC ruled that broadband wasn't being deployed fast enough, it reported that "deployment, competition, and adoption [are] concepts that we continue to recognize are tightly linked".

Commissioner Michael O'Rielly, one of two Republicans on the five-member commission, voted against the FCC's finding that broadband was not being deployed fast enough.

The navy deployed fast-attack vessels (pictured), cordoning off a wide swath of water and forcing Swedish pleasure boaters seeking the last good autumn weather to leave.

Not even the insistence of Defense Secretary Robert Gates — once a champion of the Bush plan — that the new system could be deployed faster and provide greater security against a more immediate threat could quiet their complaints.

"It was a great experience to see how you can combine tech people with non-profits that can have volunteers on the ground to provide real-time data [and] with the government which has the power to get things deployed faster," he says.

And systems are being deployed faster than ever before".

Policing Minister Damian Green told the BBC the key was to have the helicopters in "the right place" and "deployed faster".