Sentence examples for deploying the first from inspiring English sources

Modi and his team are deploying the first version of this in Mali at the end of 2010.

"He loved it, of course!" she said, deploying the first of several dozen exclamation points that she uses instead of periods to end her sentences.

Mrs Feinstein says that, when confronted with this, the CIA first denied that the documents had gone and then, deploying the first reflex of office workers everywhere, blamed the IT department.

How can it be, when every time I go online I see a smiling Michelle Obama asking me to join her in supporting her husband, and Ann Romney is out deploying the first person plural?

A council official called Luke Perkins usually presents the applicants' causes, interestingly deploying the first person plural possessive as he highlights their projected plans with a laser pen: "This is our gym, here our cinema.

More binding decisions on building a radar site on Shemya Island in Alaska and deploying the first of 100 interceptor missiles do not have to be made until 2001 and 2003, well after Mr. Clinton leaves office, the officials said.

Summers and David Lipton, the Under Secretary of Treasury for international affairs, made the case for deploying the second line of defense.

Deploying the second-person narrative with astonishing skill, while writing at the same time with a rare quietness, Mr Hamid depicts a land where getting rich is not so much a luxury as a survival tactic.

Five years ago, Fuqua began deploying virtual learning to support its distance-based programs, and the school is currently deploying the fourth generation of these environments, says Fouts.

To cope with such increase in traffic and number of connections, industry, and academia have been designing and gradually deploying the fifth generation (5G) cellular infrastructure.

Rather, UN peacekeeping draws upon the economic and human resources of other UN Member States, deploying the second largest military force in the world for 12 cents on the U.S. dollar, reducing the need for unilateral intervention.