Sentence examples for deployed a series of from inspiring English sources

But it was winter, so I deployed a series of hats.

Beginning in 1971, France deployed a series of solid-fueled SLBMs comprising the M-1, M-2 (1974), and M-20 (1977).

In recent years he has deployed a series of excuses to defer meaningful progress: the priority of the threat of a nuclear Iran; the demand that Palestinians should recognise Israel as a Jewish state, and the notion that any withdrawal from the occupied territories would allow the creations of "Hamastan B" as he has called it, or permit Isis to reach the doorstep of Jerusalem.

As the largest purchaser of health care in the world, the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services has deployed a series of interrelated programs designed to spur the adoption and utilization of health information technology.

We deployed a series of collaboration tools and strategies and since we have done so I have sent approximately six emails over the past four months, so yes, this is applicable even for smaller organizations.

To illustrate a "big idea" that appears to challenge conventional thinking, he deploys a series of well-told anecdotes that combine seamlessly with popularised accounts of relevant academic research and case studies.

In his 1748 novel Richardson deploys a series of faints and swoons to describe the decline of his ill-fated heroine, the eponymous Clarissa, who is drugged and raped.

In fact, "The Singing Butler", his greatest hit, is an apprentice piece, one of a series in which he deploys a series of decoys (gloves, hats, back views and profiles) to hide the fact that his anatomy is DIY and he can't do eyes.

"Who gets credited with the operational error?" For now, the F.A.A. is working on deploying a series of discrete systems designed to improve the efficiency of takeoffs and landings at busy airports and to allow some airplanes to fly more direct routes.

It deploys a series of sensors, each the size of a hockey puck, in office ceilings.

This study examines the underlying tourist markets in peripheral destinations in relation to visitors' perceptions of service values, deploying a series of self-administered, questionnaire-based, onsite surveys of 579 tourists visiting four Norwegian Arctic destinations.