Sentence examples for deploys to make from inspiring English sources

And as David Dobbs – himself a fine exponent of the art of nonfiction – put it to me at this year's Science Online festival in January, the narrative structures, characterisation and explanatory approach that Lewis deploys to make collateralised debt obligations and on-base percentage sing are just as applicable to science as they are to investment banking and sports statistics.

Chemical and biological weapons can be deployed to make the birdseed taste or smell bad tosquirrels.

There are a lot of tools that I deploy to make that work.

A whole range of bugs, some natural, some engineered, can now be deployed to make a whole range of products.

[Daily News] Scores of parole officers were deployed to make sure convicted sex offenders complied with early Halloween curfews.

Chemical and biological weapons can be deployed to make the birdseed taste or smell bad to squirrels.

Geological features have proved no match for dynamite and concrete, which are being liberally deployed to make way for the burgeoning number of visitors.

What would happen if the technological wizardry used to monetise bathrooms was instead deployed to make free facilities more accessible and better maintained?

And Title IX can be deployed to make life difficult for a person one despises, for whatever reasons good or bad.

Second, an array of specialised enzymes, not normally found in bread, has been deployed to make bread softer and keep it 'fresh' for weeks.

The party boycotted the campaign in the city, and a Golkar member was beaten to death.But enough policemen and soldiers have been deployed to make it unlikely that the campaign will boil over into uncontrollable rioting.