Sentence examples for trying to deploy from inspiring English sources

"An organization trying to deploy billions of dollars in capital can't do research on an impact investment of $250,000," she said.

"Ford is trying to deploy technology as rapidly as possible," said David Garrity, an analyst at Dresdner Kleinwort Benson in New York.

PAGE C1 No U.S. Troops for Indonesia The administration, concerned about an anti-American backlash, has decided against trying to deploy troops in Indonesia.

In competition with Winstar Communications Inc., Teligent is trying to deploy its wireless systems on thousands of office buildings in the United States.

The Red Cross is also trying to deploy a team of surgeons to the Yemeni port city of Aden, but that "authorisations from all the parties involved" are necessary before this could happen, Jabeen said.

But the way I think about global health, it's about making care better everywhere – the idea that we are trying to deploy the capabilities that we have discovered over the last century, town by town, to every person alive.

Instead it will try to deploy other tools.

France tried to deploy it as the prescription for forcibly delivering aid to Cyclone Nargis victims in Myanmar in 2008.

Therefore, I am going back on the Atkins diet, but will try to deploy Dr. Alman and his motivations.

As this generation of entrepreneurs tries to deploy the Internet, a major handicap is the absence of management expertise.

Instead, there's a real risk that discipline is lost as private equity deal makers try to deploy their so-called dry powder before it goes poof.