Sentence examples for deploy too from inspiring English sources

Two 50-strong platoons of specially trained Marines, from Rota, Spain, were ordered to get ready to deploy, too.

Success is almost certainly a matter of irreducible uncertainty; winners sit in Taleb's fat tail — which means even the best investors aren't able to deploy too much in the way of data to guide their decision.

I thought about a paella but knew I'd deploy too many flavors that could mask the key ingredients.

In others, the passenger air bag deployed, too.

The word "historic" is deployed too lazily in political discourse.

A previous generation of airbags supplied to Nissan had the problem of deploying too forcefully.

True, our forces are deployed too broadly, in dozens of places around the globe.

They said riot officers were deployed too far away to stop some demonstrators rampaging through Conservative party headquarters.

She guards against deploying too many mere "thoughtlets," as she calls them, but too much dead intellectual weight can kill a poem too.

It's funny but also wasted because the gag is deployed too early, and there's nothing yet at stake when Snow falls.

For the first time, Mr. Cameron said police commanders had acknowledged that they had misjudged the situation at first and deployed too few officers.