Sentence examples for slower deployment from inspiring English sources

This trade-off between faster deployment of smaller projects and slower deployment of larger projects is neglected using traditional net present value approaches.

The release of LDH by these strains was partially inhibited by cytochalasin D (Fig. 6C), suggesting that the low expression or slower deployment of translocon proteins (PopB and PopD) due to the alanine substitution.

Limited police numbers, slow deployment and poor equipment left people at the mercy of the mob.

H1N1 exposed many problems, from the slow deployment of vaccines to simple breakdowns in communication.

Some of the obstacles that have slowed deployment of all-electric cars in China also exist in other markets.

People in Zabadani are angered by the too-slow deployment of UN observers under the peace plan of Kofi Annan, the UN's former secretary-general.

The United States has complained for months about the slow deployment of the joint United Nations-African Union peacekeeping force, known as Unamid, which has a mandate for 26,000 troops and police officers.

India pushed Germany out of third place, which analysts put down to state and market reforms in India as well as an increase in foreign investment, and a new auction regime in Germany that is expected to slow deployment in the next few years.

Confusion over business models does not appear to have slowed deployment, though.

The reason mainly lies in the fact that in catastrophe situations, wired network suffers from low sustainability, high expense, slow deployment, and being unadaptable to mobility.

One of the causes for the relatively slow deployment of commercial teleradiology in Europe is most likely the fear that reliance on teleradiology companies might drive down reimbursements for radiology through price competition.