Sentence examples for deploying any means from inspiring English sources
Last year was the year of the "Advanced Persistent Threat," or A.P.T., a computer attack in which hackers spend time researching a target and its intellectual property, figuring out who has access to it, and deploying any means necessary to steal it.
On the brink of an even greater escalation in the worst East-West crisis since the Cold War, Western leaders are deploying all means and measures in their diplomats' toolkit.
The president returned in August and declared that he would deploy all means, including circumventing the constitution, to achieve new parliamentary elections.
"My wife keeps asking me, why isn't the government deploying every means to find our children," Dawah said.
In other cases, the Administration declined to respond forcefully so that it could retain the option of deploying similar means on other countries.
We are fast becoming an economy in which the most successful nations are deploying every means available to produce a workforce that creates and innovates.
In the absence of such cooperation, Mr. Medvedev said, Russia would be prepared to deploy "new means of attack".
They did it against a Mavericks defense that ranks among the N.B.A.'s best, one that deployed every means imaginable to stop Lin, the league's newest star.
YouTube and other sites such as Dailymotion would have an "obligation to deploy effective means such as technology to automatically detect songs or audiovisual works", though it praises YouTube's efforts in the area.
Never deploy military means in pursuit of indeterminate ends: Westmoreland advocated a strategy of coercion in Vietnam in which American forces would inflict such disproportionate costs on the Communist insurgency that its leadership would eventually capitulate.
Since then, the Forest Service has spent about fifteen million dollars on research into ways to control the adelgid, but it has spent far less to deploy the means now available.
