Sentence examples for deployment some from inspiring English sources

His battalion is under serious strain: In their first six months of deployment, some soldiers had only three days off.

Although Republican leaders in Congress are still urging speedy deployment, some Republican senators are now urging that a decision on the system be deferred.

Thanks to the swift French deployment, some armed gangs loyal to the mostly Muslim Séléka rebellion are said to be heading out of Bangui already.France insists that its effort amounts to a "bridging force", designed merely to restore order while a regional peacekeeping force of 2,000 men is prepared for the job.

Illustrious is meant to be Britain's high-readiness ship; if she cannot be ready in time for a long-planned deployment, some ask, how can she respond quickly to a crisis?In this section The need for speed What did you do in the non-dom wars?

It's been a major success, but considering the benefits of deployment (some obvious, some disputed), uptake hasn't been as fast as pretty much anyone would like.

It also has an arsenal of intermediate range missiles in operational deployment, some of which can travel more than 3,000 km (1,875 miles).

It warns commanders to be aware that in the current threat environment and with high rates of military deployments, "some important capabilities may not be readily available at the outset of a subsequent conflict".

With Gen. David H. Petraeus, the senior American commander in Iraq, advocating that the United States "let things settle a bit" after the current round of troop reductions, and with Gen. George W. Casey Jr., the Army chief of staff, warning, by contrast, that the Army is "stretched and stressed" by its constant deployments, some sort of trade-off had to be made.

On the other hand, in well-planned deployments, some overlap might be still desirable to increase reliability since reader ranges may vary due to changing channel conditions in the wireless environment.

Like personnel in other hostile deployments, some Gulf War troops experienced trauma and extreme psychological stress in theater.

The FCC's yearly report of broadband deployment keeps some crucial definitions in place that some feared would be changed or eliminated to ease the responsibilities of internet service providers.