Sentence examples for but deploys from inspiring English sources
He designs programs, but deploys his staff to carry them out.
She is very happy to discuss work, but deploys abrupt brakes when she thinks she has said enough.
His greatest strength as a composer is as an orchestrator: he not only selects and combines instrumental colors in a precise and radiant manner but deploys them with enormous physical energy.
So private property is continually in need of public justification first, because it empowers individuals to make decisions about the use of scarce resource in a way that is not necessarily sensitive to others' needs or the public good; and second, because it does not merely permit that but deploys public force at public expense to uphold it.
But deploying D.S.L. across a wide geographic area can cost millions or even billions of dollars.
But deploying tanks is a sign of desperation, and raises the question of when the military might begin to doubt Mr. Mubarak's viability.
It could form a course for major international competitions: a Tour de Bay, for instance, much like the Tour de France, but deploying paddle craft rather than bikes.
Skrtel's dismissal meant Allardyce changed things quickly, introducing Dele Alli for Henderson but deploying him just behind his Tottenham team-mate Kane.
Reported on the evening news, these concerns might seem overblown, but, deployed like high-tech magic tricks, they have a tada! effect.
The third, the official said, would entail building the fence farther west but deploying extra forces and other security arrangements at Ariel.
Rockefeller and Carnegie built their fortunes using methods outlawed today such as predatory pricing and strike-breaking but deployed their money for the common good.
