Sentence examples for deployed high from inspiring English sources

Some critics have insisted that Burke was no more than a hack pamphleteer and pimp-orator, who deployed high principle as rhetorical cover for base partisan advantage.

The guitars, deployed high and low like the ones in the Beatles' "I Want You (She's So Heavy)," pick a restrained riff, then switch to a bruising, crashing one, building volcanically with churchlike chimes' pealing; it stops suddenly, startlingly, and then climbs further.

So there is a continuing question-mark about the scale of engagement on Line's platform — especially how engaged users are outside its home market of Japan — and also the cost of user-acquisition for the business, which has deployed high profile TV ad campaigns in some of its markets to help drive sign-ups.

The Air Force has deployed high-flying U-2 surveillance aircraft to the region, apparently from Prince Sultan Air Base in Saudi Arabia.

The White House stepped up its attack on Monday over Senator John Kerry's recent claim to have international support for his presidential campaign, as Mr. Kerry deployed high-profile Democrats to defend him.

But the state's complicated voting system rewards a well-organized campaign; Rubio staffers arrived there early to outpace competitors, and have deployed high-profile surrogates to win over activists.

Besides that, wireless operators like Sprint and Verizon have already deployed high-speed 2.5G and 3G networks.

We found that even widely deployed high-efficacy (50%–90%) pre- or postexposure vaccines are only likely to reduce the number of TB cases by one third.

Besides its spending allocations, the bill required the Secretary of Transportation to produce "a strategic plan that describes how…to improve and deploy high speed passenger rail systems".

When I visited Wieseltier at his office, in Washington, he excoriated the President for an hour, calling him a "coldhearted realist" who deploys "high moral language followed by inaction, or grudging action, or ineffective action," thus emboldening Vladimir Putin and Assad.

With deficiencies in its conventional forces and difficulties procuring and deploying high tech weapons, Russia will increasingly rely on nuclear weapons, including first-use use in local conflicts, such as with Georgia last year.