Herbert cites Pennsylvania Governor Ed Rendell's comments, on "Meet the Press," about how too many soldiers are being deployed too many times.
Since in this case, the size of the MO is too large, deploying too many silhouettes of varying sizes is not needed because a tank at one edge of the road or at the other edge does not change in size considerably.
Our survey of 500 Australian adults found almost half of participants thought the term overdiagnosis meant exaggerating a problem that exists, diagnosing something that is not there, or deploying too many diagnoses and another quarter equated the term with some form of overuse, including overprescribing, overtesting or overtreating.
He said, for instance, that the fanciest of them, Del Posto, deploys a few too many non-Italian tricks.
Many are sick of the over-aggessive tax tactics deployed by too many multinationals.
The important thing is that the Turks offered to send troops, he feels; deploying them might pose too many risks.
We know of one highly regrettable incident where civilians were killed by a weapon deployed from a UK Reaper – one too many, of course, but hardly the picture of devastation so often painted by activists who so vociferously oppose their use.
Washington has far too many assets deployed abroad for motives and reasons other than America's rational self-interest and other than the constitutionally-defined purpose of providing for the national defense of Americans.
Echoing a line of attack that Mr. Bush has used against Vice President Al Gore presidential race, he also said the nation's armed forces had been hurt by cuts in defense spending and by being deployed on what he said were too many ill-defined overseas missions.
Too many canaries were deployed to detect gas leaks in coal mines, too many ravens launched from ships to find land — bird anxiety is an essential component of the human predicament.
