Sentence examples for deploy offensive from inspiring English sources

Mr. McCone is credited with correctly predicting that the Soviet Union would deploy offensive missiles in Cuba.

Twitter FacepalmsOn Twitter, airlines and government officials from various countries have deployed offensive stereotypes against rival teams on the field, often with embarrassing results.

"I want to point out that some countries, in a region far from their own lands, have deployed offensive weaponry on a large scale and flexed their military muscles again and again in the South China Sea," Hua told a daily news briefing.

A coach may deploy an offensive lineup against a weaker opponent in the first round to improve a team's goal differential, the first tie-breaker in the standings.

The major objection of its critics is that while it cannot conceivably work as a total shield against incoming missiles, trying to construct even a partial shield is destabilizing & will lead to a new round in the arms race as the Soviets deploy more offensive weapons to offset any defensive weapons.

However, the research firm said it is unlikely that Disney would deploy an offensive move as a defense.

This is ultimately all about deploying aggressive offensive and defensive measures to bolster their walls and connect everything and everyone to Facebook.

Cockerille had come in under center at times for Hills to lessen the number of hits the starter was taking, and he has been deployed in offensive packages with Will Likely to give defenses a different look.

He may be ultra-conservative, but he also appears to be the sort of suburban dad who would be more likely to say "Aw, shucks" and "Jeepers creepers" rather than deploy the most offensive word in the English language.

Asking allies to deploy highly provocative, offensive weapons would require major diplomatic efforts that could ultimately prove futile and potentially damaging to important relationships.

He is the person who imparted to McDaniels much of the wisdom about the spread offense that McDaniels deployed as the offensive coordinator to make the New England Patriots practically unstoppable for much of the 2007 season.