Sentence examples for deploying the power from inspiring English sources

While the massive 335/30/18 rear tires have no problem deploying the power, the relatively unburdened 245-width front tires communicate beautifully through the variable-assist power steering.

In fact Patterson is familiar with deploying the power of advertising – he is a former chairman of agency J Walter Thompson – and in recent years he has been an outspoken advocate for books and child literacy.

While the World Cup is the highest-profile event of its kind, it's part of a much broader network of 74 partner organizations all over the world deploying the power of teamwork to overcome isolation and help these athletes get their lives back on track.

"Today, it looks like Medvedev is finally deploying the powers of his own presidency and, for the first time in two and half years, is demonstrating that he is the one who is the president," said Leonid Radzikhovsky, a political commentator in Moscow.

The presidential election of 1912 is one of the more interesting of the 20th Century because it effectively pitted two very progressive candidates and a socialist against the incumbent president who had profoundly disappointed those most committed to deploying the powers of government against entrenched private interests.

This will only continue as we become better at learning how to deploy the power of the web.

If the Countryman had 250 horsepower under the hood, I'd say it needed all-wheel drive to help deploy the power.

Orson Welles, for instance, whose recording career began in radio, deployed the power of his own voice to cover a multitude of sins.

President Obama, in his speech on Thursday before a joint session of Congress, promised to deploy the power of the federal government to induce small businesses to hire out-of-work Americans.

But pause to consider the vivacity of the feminist fourth wave, its energy and victories, the way it has honed and deployed the power of social media rather than surrendered to the misogynist tropes it throws up.

Comte, like Saint-Simon, tackled the essential questions: how to deploy the power of modern technology for the benefit of all humankind; how to avoid wars between sovereign states; and how to fill the void left by the waning of Christian beliefs.