Sentence examples for deployments did not from inspiring English sources

The Pentagon said last week that Russian objections to the planned European deployments did not figure in to its decision to redeploy the missiles, though the reasoning and timing for the decision seems odd if that is true.

An analysis of isolates from those with prior deployments did not reveal a difference in colonization with any bacteria (17 of 21 with prior deployment versus 67 of 79 without prior deployment, p=0.74) or MDR E. coli (1 of 21 with prior deployment versus 10 of 79 without prior deployment, p=0.45).

That offer is likely to be matched by some other NATO countries, but the temporary deployments do not come close to matching the American commitment of 30,000 additional troops.

But that brief early deployment did not shield Britain from the more immediate menace of homegrown terrorism.

"I'm sorry to interrupt this conversation," a woman in a headset said, "but we actually need to move these boxes for the show, so will you please step aside?" "Actually": this voguish adverbial deployment did not seem to offend Groff.

Or what did the Navy get me into?" Even though her deployment did not entail physical combat, "mentally [and] emotionally, it's combat".

In the event, the deployment did not proceed as the delays to 805 Squadron's initial Skyhawk conversion course meant that the pilots were not ready until after Melbourne re-entered service.

This deployment did not occur; the Skyhawk pilot training program was experiencing delays because US squadrons were being shipped training equipment and replacement parts in priority to the RAN, and sending qualified pilots overseas would have caused further holdups with the program, while also disrupting Melbournes post-refit reactivation.

Arterial catheter deployment did not appear to compromise line function or patient care.

To study a more homogenous group of deployers who were exposed to one or more traumatic events during deployment, we removed from the analyses those participants whose first deployment did not occur between baseline and follow-up or who did not report combat exposures (n=16 172).

The deployments don't get easier: "Every time my boys get off Skype with him, their eyes are full of water".