Sentence examples for deploy even more from inspiring English sources

The program, Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's response to President Obama's call to increase civic service, began in April and includes nearly 200 AmeriCorps Vista volunteers who have fanned out across the city as a kind of consulting force, helping nonprofit agencies fine-tune their programs and recruit and deploy even more volunteers.

Senkut, a former senior manager at Google, is getting ready to deploy even more capital, with the recent birth of Felicis' first institutional fund.

Just this week, Russia deployed even more troops to Nalchik to avert a possible rebellion.

Later that year, the Nazis deployed even more awful supersonic rockets and a few Londoners referred to the "good old doodlebugs".

By Susannah Kemple November 21, 2016 In the eighth episode of Season 1 of "Westworld," flashbacks and monologues were deployed even more frenetically than usual, as hosts and guests alike gave in to a hunger to relive their pasts.

Petraeus has escalated the air war, increased night raids (targeted killings and kidnappings), deployed tanks and other heavy weapons, and is now deploying even more US soldiers (another 1400 this month).

But the British also deployed an even more fatal if effective method, the one they had used against Afrikaner civilians in the Boer war, the concentration camp.

These very same fossil-fuel interests have deployed an even more offensive tactic in their deceptive campaign: using people of color as a political prop against renewable energy.

Mark Campanale, founder of Carbon Tracker Initiative, a think tank that has pioneered the analysis of the financial risks posed by fossil fuel investments, told the KCL debate: "The problem we have is that the profits that the fossil fuel companies are making are being deployed into developing even more fossil fuels we can't burn.

But different technologies are now being deployed that are even more interesting that the results achieved from large companies taking and processing massive numbers of photos into now-standard 3D views.

If Mrs Obama tackled policy issues anywhere near as publicly, I suspect she'd squander the capital she can currently deploy for a problem even more basic than, say, affordable healthcare: racial inequality and prejudice.