Sentence examples for being able to deploy from inspiring English sources
He reckons the formal aim of being able to deploy a 60,000-strong force might be achieved next year by massaging the figures.
Automation has the potential to eliminate manpower constraints and has the added advantage of being able to deploy best-in-class practices across the entire industry.
Playing the game and being able to deploy the rules has afforded them the luxury of a good education, a steady job, and decent income.
Marc Skinner's side play an attractive, possession game and have the advantage of being able to deploy the England striker Ellen White at centre‑forward.
"a significant increase in the vulnerability of any alternative system (as a result of not being able to deploy covertly and/or not being able to sustain an assured second strike capability)".
But he was portrayed as intensely involved in shaping the final document, even succeeding in having the phrase "may be" replaced with the word "are" in the crucial sentence about the Iraqis being able to deploy such weapons so rapidly.
When trouble hit, governments were able to deploy their reserves to help private firms.
Only in rare cases have the Americans have been able to deploy ethnically diverse military units.
If travel writers ever descended on São Tomé they would be able to deploy every cliche.
