Sentence examples for impossible to deploy from inspiring English sources

It is impossible to deploy anyone until you have these things in place".

Thrust reversers are designed to help an aeroplane brake and theoretically should be impossible to deploy in midair.

As a sheet of solar panels was being unfurled, it snagged on wires and tore in two places, making it impossible to deploy the array fully.

The piece effectively, if depressingly, reveals why all of the options for slowing or stopping the buildup of this long-lived greenhouse gas will be nearly impossible to deploy at a scale relevant to the climate challenge as long as conventional burning of abundant carbon-rich fuels — particularly coal — is the cheapest energy source.

Restrictions like Mill Valley's will make it nearly impossible to deploy 5G in a timely manner.

"Browsers tried to protect users by blocking insecure parts of secure HTTPS pages, but that made it impossible to deploy encryption incrementally.

"VCs historically ran for the hills whenever they heard the word 'government' and for good reason: software sales cycles were measured in years, governments often required a ton of product customization and a byzantine structure of prime and sub-contractors made it impossible to actually deploy solutions even after a deal was won," writes Bouganim.

It is impossible for us to deploy a network to cover such a long tunnel and transfer data from face to control center out of mine hop by hop.

But the letter also says that the $3.8 billion price tag and the speed at which AT&T would have to deploy made that impossible.

The Taliban is overwhelmingly made up of Pashtuns, who dominate the country's east and south, and a combination of sympathy and fear has made it all but impossible to recruit and deploy Pashtun troops into many of these areas.

So either the terrorists need twenty extremely large bombs that, frankly, would be impossible to acquire and deploy without someone noticing, or many dozens of smaller ones to detonate simultaneously, making the terrorist organisation on par with nuclear states such as the UK, India, and Pakistan.