Sentence examples for certainly deploy from inspiring English sources

Russia has made it very clear that reductions in its nuclear arsenal are contingent upon American compliance with the Antiballistic Missile Treaty, and China -- with only a handful of ballistic missiles capable of reaching the United States -- will certainly deploy more missiles to sustain its deterrent capability.

He is certainly deploying it to good effect so far.

In years past, those platoons would have almost certainly deployed to Iraq or Afghanistan within months.

Turkish national pride is certainly deployed by the authoritarian regime of Recep Tayyip Erdoğan.

Other influences were almost certainly deployed behind the scenes on some of the key players in the drama.

Tesco is certainly deploying its formidable domestic cash flow to fuel growth abroad: some 40% of its capital expenditure, and of its total floor space, is now spread across nine countries in continental Europe and Asia.

Certainly, deploying Kate "she's got the London look" Moss to deliver a sentimental plea to rebellious Scots shows that the Dame has been reading the Danny Boyle, post-Olympic playbook of pluralist, capacious unionism.

I should explain to American readers that this seemingly innocuous contraction of the word "Pakistani" is regarded in Britain and certainly deployed as such by those who would have use for it as an ethnic slur, rather like "Jap" for Japanese, or "spic" for Hispanic, or "Abo" for the Australian Aboriginal.

"In order for us to solve the long-term problems in Syria, a military solution alone – and certainly us deploying ground troops – is not going to bring that about," Obama said.

It's certainly against Barack Obama, deploying language that would shock innocent British viewers – Tory, Lib Dem and Labour, though not the Trots, who do the same.

Those D.C.-based aerostats will certainly not have deployed the Gorgon Stare system, now in use in Afghanistan to rave reviews.