Sentence examples for deploy a bit from inspiring English sources

Christmas was approaching, and I thought: what if I cut back on presents, and deploy a bit of belt-tightening elsewhere – surely I can manage to find £300 to help a group of people whose lives are falling apart?

IN Jean-Pierre Bekolo's short film "La Grammaire de Ma Grand-mere," the Senegalese director Djibril Diop Mambety deploys a bit of French wordplay to explain the productive tension at the heart of his work.

For King to talk negatively about anybody deploying spin is a bit much, quite frankly.

But this plug-in wraps up a lot of the basics in an easy-to-deploy package and makes it a bit less necessary to hunt through the forest of unofficial plug-ins just to find one that both currently works and is probably going to keep working in the future.

The New York based Schneider has rethought the culinary use of fats, sugar etc from the ground up, and this vast book is all about how to go on using them but using a bit less by deploying techniques that maximise their impact.

This isn't the main reason to give the show a hard time (I'll get to that in a bit), but it deploys so many predictable cop moments that I'm surprised the TV police didn't pull this show over for exceeding the legal cliche limit.

The paintings are skillfully executed, with collage elements -- a ribbon, a bit of jewelry -- carefully deployed.

Yet in taking on a premise that might look like a bit of wish-fulfillment if deployed by a male writer of similarly satiric gifts (Men Have Anonymous Sex on Demand, Everybody Wins!), she confidently deploys this bland vocabulary to serve her own idiosyncratic ends.

Lately, I hear quite a bit about airbags that don't deploy.

Developed tools must, therefore, be general enough so that they can be used between laboratories and also straightforward to customize so that wet-lab biologists with a bit of training in programming can deploy and maintain the software.

As a singer, Ms. Lambert has a lovely voice that also has a bit of growl to it, which she deploys selectively.