Sentence examples for if it deploys from inspiring English sources

That has many Hollywood executives convinced that Amazon could become a real rival to Netflix if it deploys its resources in the right way.

But the cat is now out of the bag, and the NCAA's member universities could regret granting it such far-reaching authority if it deploys its new powers capriciously.Moreover, the penalties imposed on PSU are a rather indiscriminate form of collective punishment.

The one on the passenger side can tell if a child or small adult is leaning into its path and might be injured if it deploys.

What a Web series can do, if it deploys itself correctly, is create a pause, a visual coffee break, a moment of communion in an open tab.

Though Trump does not mention China or Chinese companies such as Huawei that are investing in 5G directly, his comments about the U.S. needing to win come as lawmakers increasingly become concerned that China will reap economic benefits if it deploys 5G more quickly.

Vladimir Putin, Russia's president, said America would trigger an "inevitable arms race" if it deployed interceptors in Europe to knock ballistic missiles out of the sky.

The Pentagon said last week it would be "uncomfortable" about going lower than that.Even if it successfully deploys a limited shield, and both sides' arsenals are slashed, the United States would still not be able to strike Russia with impunity, American officials have assured their Russian counterparts.

If it takes deploying soldiers in the malls of Bangkok to stifle coup protests, so be it, or so the regime seems to think.

America could, if it chose, deploy real power in the Arab-Israeli conflict, but domestic politics oblige its diplomats to tread delicately.

"Human capital is an important element for developing a country if it is deployed in a proper way; otherwise, it becomes destructive".

The Gateses and Mr Buffett are part of a growing number of philanthropists who believe that their money will be better used if it is deployed while they are alive or still at least a living memory.