Sentence examples for could have deployed from inspiring English sources

Here, if anywhere, the US could have deployed its airpower to attack the advancing militants.

The automaker said that because of a short circuit, the front air bags could have deployed without the occurrence of an accident.

And he could have deployed his former boss in swing-states such as Arkansas (which he lost by 50,000 votes).

The Beagle 2's designers said the craft could have strayed off course, could have deployed its antenna in the wrong direction or could be behind a rock, all of which might be overcome if communications were established.

Former Liberal Democrat leader Sir Menzies Campbell said the Israelis were using sophisticated weaponry against innocent civilians when they could have deployed them in a more targeted way to limit loss of life.

The publisher could have deployed sentences of Proustian length to explain the novel's success among the target demographic of 18- to 35-year-old Parisians, but he saved a few centimes by cutting to the chase.

At the uncued locations, subjects could not identify such stimuli when they had to perform the main task, which suggests that the subjects could not have deployed a substantial amount of attentional resources to the uncued locations.

Pressed on whether U.S. soldiers could be exposed to waterboarding because Americans have deployed it, Bush grew irritated and defensive.

"We have deployed the military.

He said the response should have been slowed down, so that firefighters could have been deployed in a more controlled fashion.

He has generally observed the principle that energy expended in fighting "Dave" is energy that could have been deployed chasing the leadership.