NATO is basically a force multiplier for America in Europe.
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Furthermore, it can work as a kind of force multiplier.
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Hayden discusses using intelligence as a "force multiplier" on the battlefield.
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If not led properly, they are force multiplier for other interests.
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Multiple experts cited artificial intelligence as a force multiplier amplifying existing threats.
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"We really see the Taurus acting as a force multiplier," he said.
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It's pretty hard to go from a force multiplier to a force replacer.
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If hospitals get overwhelmed, that's a force multiplier for all kinds of casualties.
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AI enters the equation by becoming a force multiplier for the risk manager.
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From the under-resourced public-school perspective, Ed Tech is a force-multiplier.
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We should build where it is practical and a force multiplier for border security.
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Yes, but: External allies were a sort of force multiplier for the Obama administration.
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Indeed, they can be a kind of force multiplier, exacerbating or highlighting existing problems.
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First, we must recognize multilateral organizations as a force multiplier of our influence abroad.
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Our LPs and our industry-specific advisors are a tremendous force multiplier for our companies.
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It was allowed to linger — lingering being, in politico calculus, the force-multiplier of damage.
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Each troop deployed is considered a "force multiplier," advising and assisting locals to defeat adversaries.
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To put it in the terms of a military leader: Diversity is a force multiplier.
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But not everyone thinks the risk of racial profiling outweighs the benefit of the force multiplier.
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The growth of China, sitting at the heart of Factory Asia, served as a "force multiplier".
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" He has even described his wife, Susan Pompeo, a frequent traveling companion, as a "force multiplier.
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He calls them "a highly successful force multiplier," which is true if you want a dragnet.
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I started to look for someone that could be a force multiplier for this growth to join.
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However, these conversations must now turn to how companies increasingly depend on partnerships as their force multiplier.
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But the president's own assault on the truth acts as a force-multiplier for the Kremlin's attacks.
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In all of that, he noted, blood doping was — and still can be — a great force multiplier.
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Added to hard power, the soft power of attraction is what the military calls a force multiplier.
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The Lightning carrier's nontraditional configuration is "a force multiplier," the Corps said in its 2017 aviation plan.
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Both organizations were founded by women that put causes first, and data was the force multiplier for efficacy.
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It's a huge force multiplier (allowing a few people to do the work of many) and potential lifesaver.
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France wanted to preserve the cherished French state, and use Europe as a force multiplier for French interests.
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Trump as force multiplier In a paper published last month, Schaffner found these trends intensified in the 2018 election.
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Instead of using her as a force multiplier, she largely campaigned alongside Cruz -- and never in the donut counties.
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Democratic unity: Unity is a force multiplier, and congressional Democrats are as united as I have ever seen them.
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NATO is a force multiplier: The United States has allies who will stand by us, while Russia has none.
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If led properly, these institutions should be a force multiplier of Western norms and a Western form of globalization.
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In business, misaligned beliefs on time and money can cost you dearly ― while getting aligned can become a force multiplier.
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But Facebook, by far the most popular platform, doesn't just mirror the chaos — it can act as a force multiplier.
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Leadership books are filled with calls for brutal candor, hiring people more talented than yourself, and collaboration as a force multiplier.
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Furthermore, it would align national intelligence priorities with industry's cyber security investments, thereby transforming the private sector into a force multiplier.
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The future IC cloud environment presented herein will effectively function as a force multiplier to enhance our effectiveness and address mission challenges.
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It was a force multiplier in engineering, allowing these ancient humans to think outside the box and build completely new sets of tools.
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For government researchers, foundation grants serve as a force multiplier, providing them with additional funding to focus on problems they are passionate about.
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"There has been an overreliance on special operations as a force multiplier," said retired Navy SEAL Scott Taylor, now a Republican congressman in Virginia.
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It is a major force multiplier of an American form of globalization and one of the most significant ways we help countries such as Ukraine.
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But Americans for Prosperity acted as a force multiplier for Pence, much as it is now promising to do for Trump's proposed federal tax cuts.
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Climate change is acting as a force multiplier for wildfires, heat waves, sea-level rise, infectious disease and other impacts that increase federal budget costs.
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In recent weeks, Customs and Border Protection deployed tactical units to sanctuary cities across the country as a so-called "force multiplier" for deportation efforts there.
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Air Force General Tod Wolters, commander of U.S. Air Forces in Europe, said the F-35 was a "force multiplier" and "game changer for missile defense".
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Once they return home, these veteran jihadis have a force-multiplier effect within the radicalized communities that exist in every European state with a marginalized Muslim minority.
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This can be quite a force multiplier, even if it means we are blamed for an astonishing range of phenomena in which we have no involvement at all.
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Between the lines: While not every missile in Yemen is Iranian, Iran has become the most significant foreign force multiplier for Houthi missile capabilities since the war began.
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A force multiplier behind Treasury borrowing is the cost of doing so is already at historically low levels — thanks to the Fed's ultra-loose, crisis-era monetary policy.
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The strategy calls on local forces like the SDF to carry out the brunt of the combat while US special forces and air power act as a force multiplier.
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Each of these small units was planned as a force multiplier, which could enter a battle and effectively knock out Syrian armored positions, leveling the battlefield for the rebels.
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Under Operation Phalanx, the Army National Guard provides critical helicopter surveillance and intelligence support to the Border Patrol and serves as a force multiplier to Customs and Border Protection.
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A rock climber's key attribute is a high strength-to-weight ratio, but the ability to create leverage, with subtle geometric variations in body positioning, is the force multiplier.
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" Another DHS official told CNN that resistance to giving up personnel for the international mission could be expected, but it's worth it because agents will serve as a "force multiplier.
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Speaking just 50 yards from a border fence on the Arizona-Mexico border, Sessions said that adding more fencing to the border will be a "force multiplier" against illegal migration.
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The new U.S. international development finance corporation would ultimately be a force multiplier for effective development by "crowding in" more socially impactful investment leading to more inclusive and equitable economic growth.
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The U.S. military has declared climate change a force multiplier that will aggravate stressors including social tension and political instability, which could enable more terrorist activity and other forms of violence.
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However, American cities are entering a period where the maturation of certain technologies will serve as a force multiplier–affecting every sector of the local economy, every worker, and every job.
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The increase may sound minor, but even a handful of shutterbugs landing on a beach and inching close to sensitive wildlife has an impact and this change is a force multiplier.
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One solution to these new and ever-changing problems will be Artificial Intelligence (AI), which acts as a way to strengthen and multiply controls and become a force multiplier for humans.
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Defense officials refer to the role of National Guard troops as a "force multiplier," taking over logistical, administrative, and maintenance work that allows more Border Patrol agents to go into the field.
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Climate change is what is known as a force multiplier -- any stresses on a society, any existing issues with infrastructure or inequality alike, will be exacerbated by rising seas or extreme weather.
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Now, imagine the value of the new "gig economy" where communities of exponential capability not only deliver unique solutions, but their collaboration has a force multiplier effect that delivers game-changing innovation.
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The American public understands that the UN is a force multiplier for U.S. interests and values, and that a UN without the U.S. would be one less capable of solving global problems.
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Between Google's calendar, with its customizable reminders, and Google Drive, which allows you to access files from anywhere, Google software is a force multiplier when you are your own human resources team.
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AI will serve as a force multiplier in the military and the intelligence community — as a tool to improve governance or to surveil citizens — and across all facets of the economic spectrum.
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A favorite of progressive outlets, Lee can amplify Harris' message, help her explain how she was a "progressive prosecutor" -- an issue that's dogged her young campaign -- and essentially be a force multiplier.
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Ground balls, pop-ups, double plays: This team involvement allows more players to have a direct impact on the game, and creates a force multiplier effect in the dugout and at the plate.
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Mr. Trump has also cultivated a Twitter fan base that can be domineering in its attempts to harangue and silence critics, another force multiplier in the day-to-day war for media dominance.
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With an unparalleled record of service to our nation and deep background in the art of intelligence, Clapper surely had no interest in being a force multiplier for the Kremlin's nefarious espionage campaign.
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Hungary and Moldova can learn from the IMF's clear message: Removing the shackles of corruption and promoting economic freedom deliver the international support that can serve as a powerful force multiplier for business.
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"We live in a software-driven world and anything that will make people more productive is a force multiplier," Carroll told us when we asked how the company fit into Social Capital's investing mantra.
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U.S. officials also claim that assistance to the Saudis will be a force multiplier in the war against terrorist groups that have used Yemen as a base of operations for well over a decade.
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"For decades, donors have recognized that UNRWA is a force multiplier for stability in one of the most the volatile regions around the world," he wrote in an op-ed on the UNRWA website.
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That said, however, Houston's police chief — who boasts of having over 42,000 Twitter followers — believes that social media platforms have become a "huge part of crime fighting" and is now his department's greatest "force-multiplier".
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By this stage in the war, the Germans were now usually on the defensive, for which they had discovered their simple, tough self-propelled guns were a force multiplier in both urban defense and counterattack.
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In the past, defense officials have referred to the role of guards at the border as a "force multiplier," assisting with logistic, administrative, maintenance, and surveillance that frees more Border Patrol agents to go into the field.
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The Bush administration leaned heavily on these partnerships — called "287(g) agreements" after the provision authorizing them — as a force multiplier: a way to find a lot more unauthorized immigrants than the federal agents could on their own.
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The official described the troops as a "force multiplier" and said they are are relieving Border Patrol agents from a variety of responsibilities that are not on the front lines, such as monitoring surveillance systems from control centers.
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"She's definitely a force multiplier," Mr. Trump said of Ms. Guilfoyle, the ex-wife of the Democratic candidate for governor in California, Gavin Newsom, and his own constant companion since his recent split from his ex-wife, Vanessa.
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Botnets (which are made up of networks of individual, social media and bot accounts that appear to be owned by real people) act as a force multiplier, distributing disinformation in the form of "fake news" on a massive scale.
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""Alliances," Lee said, "are the United States' greatest force multiplier, so if it is able to harness that and ease over tensions with Japan and South Korea, it could position itself for long-term enduring strength in the region.
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"The Prowler is a force multiplier continuing to do what it has for the last 45 years: support warfighters flying in the air and fighting on the ground by giving them the electronic communications dominance to ensure a decisive win," Lt. Col.
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World Jewry is a force multiplier, appropriating resources to Israel's communities and national tasks and a supporter of Israel's interests on an international level, serving as a vital partner in fulfilling the Zionist vision of the Jewish people's resurrection in its historic homeland.
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With oil production in the Lower 48 projected to decline in the coming decades, America needs new supplies of energy to avoid risking renewed dependence on foreign oil – and to keep an indispensable and peaceful force multiplier in our foreign policy toolkit.
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In that soft power competition, the UK has proven a force multiplier for us, especially within the councils of the EU. And while we much prefer diplomacy, every three-to-five years, on average, the U.S. finds itself engaged in a military conflict.
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The federal government has spent the past 22017 years using local government (especially law enforcement) as a force multiplier to help it find, arrest, and deport immigrants more efficiently — and for almost as long, progressives have been trying to reassert local autonomy.
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Analysts say the ouster underscores the extent to which Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman—Saudi Arabia's 30-year old defense minister and a force multiplier behind efforts to reform the moribund Saudi state—has begun to flex his muscles in the country's hierarchy.
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For startups, the venture capitalists, accelerators and incubators that helped you launch and grow can be an incredible resource: Leverage their expertise and Rolodexes to recruit a posse of like-minded startups and entrepreneurs that can serve as a force multiplier for your political activism.
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But if you take the same doctor and gave him a tool that went through all the images he needed to review in an afternoon and narrowed scope to only the priority images—let's say, three out 500—that would be a "force multiplier"—a 10x value.
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"When this training is filmed, edited and disseminated as propaganda, it serves as a force multiplier for the group and helps it recruit and fund-raise while also raising its profile," said Colin P. Clarke, a senior research fellow at the Soufan Center, which studies terrorism globally.
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"While typically the CDC is the lead on these things, the military has reference laboratories pretty much on every continent and specifically, we have labs in all of Southeast Asia, so we act as a force multiplier in providing additional surveillance to the CDC's efforts," he added.
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" The chairman of a State Senate task force on counterterrorism, Senator Thomas D. Croci, a Republican of Long Island, said the group would examine whether the governor's plan was missing "a better force multiplier that's already there, with individuals that have been doing this mission for over a decade.
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"We bring different nations and allies together to collaborate on a problem set where we often find a solution we never would have come up with on our own, so when we come together, it's a force multiplier that makes our alliance a more lethal force in any contingency operation in the future."
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If teams only know 10 percent of their customers today, if the venue only knows 10 percent of the people walking in the door or 22008 percent of the people walking in the door, there are sort of a force multiplier you can put on the number of customer relationships you have and the experience you can provide to that person.
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This is something leaders from border states, as well as private sector organizations (such as the Border Commerce and Security Council), have been requesting for years—a suite of technological tools that gives us greater awareness and visibility along the border, serving as a force multiplier for Border Patrol agents to more effectively respond to attempted crossings and other illegal activity.
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While international ransomware attacks and responses from large, federal agencies may dominate cybersecurity headlines, it's my hope that folks will begin to fully recognize that cybersecurity also impacts us ever day on a very local level and that the training provided at the NCFI serves as a force multiplier, enhancing security not only at the state and local level, but all across our nation.
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A strong, vibrant and democratic Brazil that is more closely aligned with the United States as a strategic partner can be a force multiplier in addressing the ongoing crisis in Venezuela (where governance has deteriorated and there is widespread corruption), and in countering the malign intentions of authoritarian regimes like China, Russia and Iran that intend to expand their presence and activities in Latin America.
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Nicole Hemmer, an assistant professor of Presidential studies at the University of Virginia's Miller Center and the author of "Messengers of the Right," a history of the conservative media's impact on American politics, says of Fox, "It's the closest we've come to having state TV." Hemmer argues that Fox—which, as the most watched cable news network, generates about $2.7 billion a year for its parent company, 21st Century Fox—acts as a force multiplier for Trump, solidifying his hold over the Republican Party and intensifying his support.
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And although Bergen neither overlooks nor excuses the many mistakes made by American security agencies, he also explains how leader-led plots that might have been successful in the past are now compromised, whether because of the force multiplier effect of greater intelligence sharing (the British tipped off Americans to Zazi); or the publicity given to the efforts of law enforcement and government agencies to connect with commercial vendors whose products might be purchased by would-be terrorists (Shahzad bought a less incendiary fertilizer so that his purchase would not trigger suspicion); or the American security apparatus, which continually adjusts when a new tactic emerges.
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