Sentence examples for deploy some sort from inspiring English sources
Apparently Qatar will deploy some sort of air cooling technology inside the stadiums in order to make sure the players don't collapse from heat exhaustion.
Any human resources department will tell you that these pursuits are a major no-no, and most IT professionals will tell you that they have deployed some sort of content filter to restrict access to objectionable content.
The curation problem may also lead to YouTube deploying some sort of reward system for users who stumble across content early on its lifespan and help it become a viral hit.
He brought up that part of his biography a half-dozen times during the 75-minute interview, but he wasn't deploying it strategically to create some sort of Horatio Alger story line (or sympathy) for himself.
Sir Malcolm said that because the UN would not be deployed as a fighting army, "a political deal of some sort would need to come first".
"The worst-case scenario," he says, "is one in which you have an untested system that you need to deploy quickly at large scale in a desperate attempt to ward off some sort of climate crisis.
If a plant is infected with some sort of bacteria, it knows that bacteria can travel through the plasmodesmata passages: quick, callose, deploy!
They believe it has failed to engage wider civil society and to deploy the sort of voices younger voters might listen to – and that it lacks the killer instinct embodied by leave's resident rottweiler Dominic Cummings.
Then some sort of chortle.
