Sentence examples for deploying scarce from inspiring English sources

"This kind of honest dialogue is essential for identifying shared priorities and deploying scarce resources most efficiently.

Mapping can be very helpful for local and national decision-makers to enhance current health protection, and can be used to support vector and disease surveillance and early warning systems on the timing and scale of vector control operations and public health interventions, more effectively deploying scarce human and financial resources.

And a school system deciding how to deploy scarce resources across teaching, administration, technology and other amenities should keep that in mind.

The trade-off was illustrated on July 7th, the day of the London bombings, when the Metropolitan Police deployed scarce officers to defend mosques.

It suggests a powerful new way that philanthropists and foundations can deploy scarce grant capital in the context of preset agreements with government that lead to better public sector decision-making about where to deploy much larger tranches of funding over time.

While some evidence exists, having a more complete understanding of how to most effectively deploy scarce resources for neonatal health in South Africa in the post-2015 era is essential.

This leads to a problem when such overlays are deployed over resource scarce wireless networks such as multihop wireless ad hoc or mesh networks.

"We need to look at how we can best deploy the scarce resources we have to where they are needed most," said Nancy M. Mulroy, a spokeswoman for the police.

Energy efficiency -- investments in developing and deploying technology to increase the efficient use of our scarce energy resources -- is our best bet for meeting the nation's shorter-term energy needs.

However, there is scarce literature on the performance differences of 3D discomfort prediction models deploying different disparity algorithms nor of the causative factors contributing to these differences, such as complexity.

Or what the state will ultimately spend fighting off an onslaught of lawsuits, or training and deploying police officers in the widening immigrant dragnet, or paying the cost of diverting scarce resources away from fighting real crimes.