Sentence examples for deploy the kind from inspiring English sources

Only the US can deploy the kind of targeted action that may make a difference, he says.

The authorities said they were concerned that should there be a real incident, valuable time could be lost to deploy the kind of response needed.

Speaking at the launch of the first phase of the Liberal Democrat general election manifesto, Clegg said: "Only the US can deploy the kind of action which may make a difference.

He then deployed the kind of groundless moral blackmail frequently used by industry-funded astroturf campaigns.

But in March, deploying the kind of strategic jujitsu more commonly associated with Microsoft in the past, Apple began using the automatic update software that is packaged with its iTunes music player to deliver Safari onto the computers of people who use Windows.

You don't usually see his more mild-mannered replacement, Tim Cook, deploying the kind of extended public trashtalking that Jobs indulged, raging out at this or that rival tech as ludicrous, impossible to use and horribly designed.

While this stuff is moderately diverting, with some solid character actors sprinkled in to add a veneer of respectability (Tom Wilkinson, Stephen Root, etc)., it's mostly an excuse to deploy the same kind of sturm-und-drang that Depp and Verbinski used to turn the Pirates franchise into a money-minting machine.

Automakers such as Ford, which are also developing their own self-driving cars, don't expect to deploy this kind of technology without drivers behind the wheel until 2021 at the earliest.

"When you're dealing with high-risk situations like this, the immediacy of being able to deploy that kind of equipment is absolutely imperative," Dumanowski said.

Kim Jong Il's "rogue state" provided a convenient rationale for deploying the only kind of A.B.M. system that might be politically and diplomatically salable and technically even marginally feasible: a very limited one, based in Alaska and not overtly aimed at neutralizing China's deterrent.

So we'd have to have a bloody good place to deploy that kind of capital.