Sentence examples for help to deploy from inspiring English sources

Yet, just two weeks ago the FCC announced that its new $4.5 billion broadband fund, which will help to deploy wireline broadband to a much smaller number of Americans 7 million– over the same time period, will create "approximately 500,000 jobs and $50 billion in economic growth over this period".

"To date," Resch said, "solar projects that have received loan guarantees will help to deploy enough clean solar energy to power nearly 1 million homes and create tens of thousands of jobs across 28 states".

Crowdsourced information pulled from social media has been seen as a helpful tool to identifying the spread of wildfires and helping to deploy forces.

By accepting the grace and wisdom around us, we are helped to deploy our own unique contribution.

Volunteerism helps to deploy a larger number of CHWs, but also makes their retention difficult.

This approach provides a mechanism to allow such firms to better understand what they know and help them to deploy their skills in new and potentially lucrative ways.

If it eventually works, New York's tracking system will be one of the most extensive in the country, not only allowing the city to give riders information but also helping dispatchers to deploy buses more effectively on traffic-clogged streets.

The cameras can detect signs of fatigue, alerting the driver, or help to safely deploy airbags based on the exact location of passengers' head.

At the national level, the Defense Department is a very active early adopter, focused on using Web services to help increase flexibility to deploy military resources in response to targeted threats.

These data can then help national programmes to deploy staff more efficiently and project future human resource requirements more realistically.

At the service end Verizon, AT&T and Sprint now use contract help in some cases to deploy and manage their cellular phone networks.