Sentence examples for frequently deployed from inspiring English sources

It is frequently deployed for anti-submarine warfare and search and rescue missions.

Of course, they are especially well suited, and heretofore have been most frequently deployed, for surveillance.

Dry wit and low cunning are also frequently deployed, but a star role purpose-built to bore?

Equally pernicious, said Orbinski, were the euphemisms all too frequently deployed to downplay the atrocities that result from political inaction.

Pressed on the use of such a phrase – a term the Provisional IRA frequently deployed during the Troubles – to describe the Queen, Hayden is unapologetic.

Meanwhile, academics continue to find that stop-and-search powers are frequently deployed in ways that are discriminatory, disproportionate and unfair.

Climate contrarians most frequently deploy this strategy using global temperature and Arctic sea ice data.

But much as China objects, the American navy frequently deploys in international waters off China to monitor military activities.

The United Nations and its partners are more frequently deploying human-rights monitors to trouble spots – "eyes and ears" that show governments and  non-state actors alike that the world is watching.

He met the famous Alphonse Daudet that year, and the older writer "got to his feet, looked at me in the light, and said: 'I recognize Poil de Carotte.' " Renard frequently deploys the Carrot Top character in his journal as an alternative persona.

No group took immediate responsibility for the attack, but it had the hallmarks of Al Qaeda in Mesopotamia, which frequently deploys suicide bombers to strike not just at Shiite citizens, but also at security forces and Sunnis aligned with Iraq's government.