Sentence examples for if deploying from inspiring English sources

One cannot achieve scalable deployments of software analytics and applications across buildings if deploying them requires vendors and domain experts spending spending 100s of hours fixing each building.

If deploying the decoy protocol, such an OGS would be about 100,000 €.

If deploying a concept of an object or property is sufficient for noticing it, then the fact that one can perceive something without noticing it implies that one can perceive something without forming a concept of it.

If deploying the race card allows them to destroy their neo-isolationist front-runner, they are ready to lose a general election, but live to fight another day on their neoconservative terms.

It's a cocktail, it's a dessert; if deployed correctly, it's a life-saving elixir.

We should use this time to insure that N.M.D., if deployed, would actually enhance our overall national security...

It's a holiday cocktail, and it's a dessert; if deployed correctly, it's a life-saving elixir.

Troops will be insufficiently trained and equipped, and thus be at greater risk of losing their lives if deployed to a conflict zone.

If deployed at scale, the PEV could help address the severe traffic and parking problems in Andorra, a car-dependent country without an airport or train service.

By Carmen Maria Machado December 20, 2017 Eggnog is a holiday cocktail, and it's a dessert; if deployed correctly, it's a life-saving elixir.

In negotiations with the government this month, British pilots insisted that if deployed, sky marshals would be under the command of the airplane's captain.