Sentence examples for effectively deploy from inspiring English sources

Modelling mass antimalarial campaigns can elucidate how to most effectively deploy drug-based interventions and quantitatively compare the effects of cure, prophylaxis, and transmission-blocking in suppressing parasite prevalence.

(We now use the word Luddite to refer, lovingly, to someone who does not know how to effectively deploy emoji).

ON THE BASES The Mets effectively deploy the hit-and-run, but they are not a fast team and have no stolen-base threats.

Rules that require banks to hold more capital will probably cause some firms to end certain business lines as they decide they can more effectively deploy the capital elsewhere.

"The new Firelink communications equipment means that when the new control centres are operational, it will be possible to more effectively deploy the nearest available and suitable fire appliance or special rescue vehicle to an incident.

Since December of 2008, the Fed's preferred policy lever, the federal funds rate, has rested between 0% and 0.25%: effectively the lowest possible level, since the zero return on cash means that the central bank could not effectively deploy negative interest rates.

Single syllables have rarely been more effectively deployed.

The sonnet effectively deploys light and fire symbolism.

The language of crisis, catastrophe, emergency, debacle and disaster has been theatrically and effectively deployed.

It took 12 hours for the nation's crack anti-terrorist units to be effectively deployed.

This would retain an important element of transparency, and could be effectively deployed alongside a more limited right to removal.