Sentence examples for a huge deployment from inspiring English sources

Allocating even 30 people is a huge deployment and requires the intelligence agencies to make hard choices about whom they should be following.

On Wednesday, a huge deployment of uniformed and plainclothes police officers stood by and watched as members of the Sing for Democracy coalition marched through downtown trailed by news reporters, many of them foreign.

A huge deployment of security forces in Latakia, a northern coastal city, prevented an estimated 1,500 protesters there from setting up a tent encampment like the one in Tahrir Square in Cairo during Egypt's recent unrest, dissidents said.

This has required a huge deployment of soldiers -- the number is secret -- to guard checkpoints between areas of Israeli and Palestinian control and to patrol the perimeters of settlements.

It may be hard to recreate that effort, especially in an economically devastated nation where a huge deployment requires the use of scarce gasoline, and the cellphone system is problematic.

BAGHDAD — A bomb killed four people in northern Iraq, but a huge deployment of security forces kept the culmination of the Shiite observance of Ashura on Sunday largely peaceful, foiling several other plots to kill pilgrims, officials said.

Much of the earlier ransom money is reported to have been spent on weapons as the Abu Sayyaf band, originally numbering perhaps 200, has vigorously recruited new members to help guard the hostages and secure them against a huge military deployment.

Kennedy and Taylor initially agreed to build a huge Zeus deployment with seventy batteries and 7,000 missiles.

President Bush said the United States would resume negotiations with the reclusive Communist government on a range of issues, including North Korea's missile program and its huge deployment of soldiers on the border with South Korea.

But this huge deployment of Congressional committee members and staff, the legislative equivalent of a ground war, is clearly not the most surgical way of striking at Enron's misdeeds.

"But what we see is a trend towards just huge deployments of iPads as these workplaces have gone mobile.