Sentence examples for deployed much from inspiring English sources
Botswana has already deployed much of its military to stop the illegal wildlife hunters.
The technology exists and can be deployed much sooner than the Bush system.
Many in Europe and Asia suffered the same fate, but there was less interest outside of America, as 3G mobile internet had been deployed much earlier.Some of the first wave of companies, and a fresh batch including Meraki and Ruckus Wireless, pushed mesh networking as a solution.
While rarely scaling the heights he reached at Queen's, the No 2 seed deployed much of his thrilling repertoire to defeat the hard-hitting German qualifier Andreas Beck 6-4, 6-4, 7-6 althoughhough these are early days, the odds duly shortened on the likelihood of a third successive final between the Majorcan and his grass-court nemesis, Roger Federer.
Native speakers can be deployed much more quickly.In this section The lowdown on Motown In Murder City Raring to go Ever Hopeful The green-card brigade Getting away with it Mountains for the centuries Black power Reprints Related items Military discipline: Getting away with itFeb 1st 2007These advantages have not gone unnoticed.
SDSL will get deployed much faster than any other flavor".
Deploying much more frequently hardens the deployment process itself.
They deploy much like drug dealers in Western cities, sidling up to pedestrians to whisper, "Dog, got a dog".
1.28pm BST Key points from the Decc proposal Large scale solar PV is deploying much faster than previously expected.
On the pomp and ceremony front, the Obama administration appears to be deploying much of the White House's considerable protocol arsenal.
These changes apart, the bulk of armies, formed by infantry, continued to deploy much as they had before, and there is no evidence that French methods differed considerably from the rest.
