Sentence examples for productively deployed from inspiring English sources

With all due respect to my dad and his fellow "regulatory parasites" (his term, not mine), these are surely resources that could be more productively deployed elsewhere.

These regulations consume immense amounts of financial capital that could be otherwise productively deployed but also drain millions of hours of the most valuable asset a firm has, the owners' time, diverting them from their primary function of providing goods and services (and jobs) to the economy.

Mao constantly looked for ways to productively deploy the world's biggest national population: farmers were taken out of fields and sent to work building reservoirs and irrigation channels, digging wells, and dredging river bottoms.

Clarifying the SYK-FYN signaling connection in SCLC, and the possible redundancy of SRC-family kinases may open avenues to productively deploy inhibitory combination of SYK and FYN targeted therapy.

But if the capital is deployed productively, there's a silver lining.

It didn't take long for the concept to become an orphan, abandoned by the communities it was meant to serve, as well as by its business partners, investors and celebrity champions - whose resources could have been deployed productively elsewhere.

As such, immediate re-inspection is typically a waste of useful resources that could have been deployed more productively elsewhere.

She has deployed products.

Subsidies, by contrast, are hard to deploy productively and are often subject to political influence.

In those areas, most of the available formal HRH were employees of not-for-profit providers allocated according to organisational discretion, an example of organisations on the ground making resourcing decisions rather than far-away ministries of health who do not have the information or the capacity to deploy staff productively.

Petraeus had given instructions that Special Operations Forces would be deployed regularly and constantly, and the U.S. "needed to move their soldiers in here, so they could engage productively with the FC".