Sentence examples for deployment would result from inspiring English sources

Early deployment would result in resources being thinly spread, and late deployment could render it ineffective.

Khaled Kayim, Libya's deputy foreign minister, said the deployment of the drones would result in the deaths of more civilians.

For example, the temperature increase in California was calculated to be as high as 1.31 degrees Celsius, but a 100% deployment of "cool roofs" would result in a temperature drop of 1.47 degrees Celsius — more than the increase.

According to this idea, the presence of a salient distractor might slow the initial deployment of attention, which would result in behavioural distractor costs even in the absence of attentional capture.

Health impact refers to improvements in ultimate health outcomes, most commonly survival, that would result from deployment of the imaging biomarker.

But President Barack Obama has no incentive to go into Syria, and would view as a political nonstarter anything that would result in the deployment of large US forces for major combat operations.

The rationale behind the policy included the possibility of savings in fuel and maintenance that would result from Indian Ocean deployments beginning their journey from Western Australia rather than New South Wales.

With higher probabilities of effects and wider deployment via the Internet, use of the intervention would result in net cost savings.

It is hoped that the current deployment of health extension workers in the country would result in improved anti-malaria interventions such as ITNs and ACTs at the grassroots level.

"Any capital deployment would need to meet the same hurdles that we apply to any other investment," Senn said, as Zurich disappointed investors with its half-year results.

I lack the swagger an ironic deployment would require.