Sentence examples for out decentralizing from inspiring English sources

The new American strategy of "getting out, decentralizing, going into the neighborhoods, grabbing a toehold, telling the enemy we're here, start talking to the locals -- that is having an obvious and palpable effect". U.S. soldiers forged agreements with local religious leaders and pushed al-Qaeda back -- a trend other observers have noted in some Sunni-dominated areas.

But he acknowledges that it is a theoretical debate at this point, and he says that he hasn't ruled out decentralizing Twitter.

A fast-growing company called OMC Power is among those rolling out decentralized off-grid solar in India.

In his masterpiece, Political Justice (1793), Godwin not only presents the classic anarchist argument that authority is against nature and that social evils exist because men are not free to act according to reason, he also sketches out a decentralized society composed of small autonomous communities, or parishes.

We're different because we've set out to decentralize the Internet.

Ocean Protocol is building out a decentralized data exchange to house the world's data for AI training.

Some may claim that expanding rail would halt the process of employment decentralization, but any improvements in transportation technology, including subway expansion, cause people to spread out and decentralize.

We have to prepare for the possibility that Occupied Wall Street will take new forms, and may have to spread out and decentralize as it already happening with meetings in public atriums and church yards.

A transfer matching algorithm is in place to help figure out trades on decentralized exchanges, which are more complicated to track.

That browser, as I understand it, builds web pages out of decentralized data stored by individual users, in Dropbox or similar services, without any central servers being required.

It was only 20 years ago when everyone was sure that computing would become increasingly decentralized -- out with the old mainframe and in with the personal computer, which would become ever more powerful with each generation of computer chip.