Sentence examples for small deployment from inspiring English sources

Slovakia is sending a small deployment, while South Korea is sending 400 troops as a training unit.

This paper investigates the feasibility of coiling an ultra-thin composite boom into a small deployment system.

But the small deployment of French fighters was unable to pacify Bangui, let alone the rest of the country, and soon afterward a U.N. report noted that the violence and displacement had grown worse.

While it is a small deployment compared with that of other sates, "they are critical people," Mr. Schnell said, adding that the Alaska National Guard was called in two weeks ago to help battle the fires.

American officials argue that the willingness of Arab states to take the American emplacements, which usually come with a small deployment of American soldiers to operate, maintain and protect the equipment, illustrates the region's growing unease about Iran's ambitions and abilities.

This is a small deployment of troops to Malawi.

While it's a small-scale deployment for now (and Uber still needs to have a human driver at the wheel as a backup), this will lead to a huge decline in driver jobs.

"You either do it, or you don't do it," Trump said after Obama announced a small-scale deployment to Syria -- but Trump didn't say what he would do. .

Analyses presented here show that even with conservative projections of intervention effectiveness and with small-scale deployment, cost per user estimates for the intervention was less than $500 and in many instances was associated with net costs savings (Table  6).

Obama considers Vice-President Biden's less costly option of small deployments for counterterrorism strikes but rejects it, because it seems likely to end in a Taliban takeover.

These are all relatively small deployments, but Google clearly believes in this project.