Sentence examples for deploy so from inspiring English sources

His mental and financial assets, he says, are like gifts he needs to deploy so the world works better.

"Apparently the anchors didn't deploy, so there's a concern about the stability of the lander," warned an ESA engineer.

Since 2008, the automaker recalled almost two million vehicles because the driver's side air bag could deploy so forcefully it might send shards of metal into the driver.

If others agree, Mr McCain is in trouble.In both states Mr McCain has a powerful weapon that he has mysteriously failed to deploy so far.

A healthy running game would, in turn, open up opportunities for the deep ball that Palmer and Arians deploy so effectively.

Debunking the perception that a club could only deploy so many goal-minded strikers before they began competing with each other for a fixed number of chances, Mr Enrique devised a system in which a trio of high-scoring South American forwards Lionel Messi of Argentina, Luis Suárez of Uruguay and Neymar da Silva Santos Jr of Brazil could not only coexist but thrive.

"Once borrowing for recurrent expenditure is under control, we will have more headroom to take on and deploy so-called good debt.

About a dozen major cities are in discussions with technology companies to deploy so-called smart parking systems, though San Francisco is ahead in its efforts.

The incident raises the immediate question of whether this country and others should now buy and widely deploy so-called whole body imagers, which can detect the presence of nonmetallic objects, including lethal chemicals, plastic explosives and ceramic knives.

That was why he deployed so much arcane terminology, so many loop-de-looping clauses.

The imprecision of the term is of course why it is deployed so extensively.