Sentence examples for bold deployment from inspiring English sources

What qualifies as a bold deployment of chilies and aiolis, and what's just indiscriminate overkill?

Alisa Ferguson is a consultant working to accelerate clean energy deployment and a "Bold Innovator" leading the design of a Desalination XPRIZE.

Thus, this view predicts that there should be a negative correlation between RT and the BOLD response in regions associated with deployment of task-related resources.

Haydn needed to keep surprising his London audiences, and to do that, he became still more skilful and economical – as well as bold and chandelier-breakingly shocking – in his deployment of his symphonic resources.

However, as made clear in the additional stretch scenarios C1 and C2, there is scope for renewables to provide much more than a 60% share of UK electricity...The level of renewable energy deployment envisaged in all scenarios will require bold policies to encourage investment in the UK's renewable energy industry.

The telescope was famously flawed upon its initial deployment and had to be repaired in orbit through a bold shuttle mission that involved five spacewalks of unprecedented complexity.

The numbers in the text below indicate which of the original CMOs is being referred to e.g. C1 is the context 'Limited access to technical support during deployment of the system' from CMO1 in Table  1.> -wrap-foot> Bold text identifies the components of the CMOs that have been revised.

Out went the Italian's bold 4 2 4 formation to be replaced by Ball's comparatively conservative 4 2 3 1 configuration involving Giaccherini's deployment in the centre of the attacking trio behind Altidore.

The deployment of biometric smart cards to deliver rations is one way the government could meet its bold plans to ensure food rations reach the country's poorest.

Ankara signaled a willingness to take bolder steps on Oct. 10, when Parliament, over objections from the pro-Islamic opposition, authorized the eventual deployment of troops to Afghanistan and the opening of airspace and bases to other soldiers from the American-led coalition.

But deployment was different.