Sentence examples for deploy your language from inspiring English sources

"With an additional language, you are able to communicate better and more widely, and the mere fact of having this sub-discipline indicates your ability to concentrate and deploy your language skills in the legal practice," says Porro.

"Easily build, package, release, update, and deploy your project in any language on GitHub or any external system without having to run code yourself," the company writes.

It's depressing to watch people deploy the language of cultural conservation to frustrate efforts at environmental conservation.

Hostile officials regularly deploy the language of "fraud" and "corruption" to justify their efforts much as their counterparts at the end of the 19th century did to fully disenfranchise black voters.

Some tabloid papers deploy body language experts to examine the footage.

We conclude that both magazines deploy the language of influence fairly well, although Inspire seems to have difficulty staying "on message".

Quine therefore rejects Carnap's picture of science as a two-stage process: the first stage in which we conventionally stipulate constitutive aspects of our scientific language (such as its ontology or logic) based solely upon pragmatic, non-rational factors; the second in which we deploy our language by subjecting non-conventional theories to rational scrutiny.

Most of us are so conditioned to deploy both language and rationale to bolster our prejudices that we perpetuate a non-civil civil warring while making noises about a need for collaboration.

This means that writing is inherently a political act, and an ability to deploy or control language is essential to human freedom, because language is the repository of meaning.

Australia is stupid only to the extent that its journalists deploy increasingly elaborate language for any subject that doesn't matter, but no language for anything vital.

Perhaps the difference reflects a more serious, fearful, post-9/11 mood, or better control of the president's words (most people forget how his father would deploy locker-room language, inviting suspicion about what he was trying to prove).