Sentence examples for has deployed more from inspiring English sources

Britain has deployed more than 8,300 troops there, second only to the United States.

As the government has deployed more agents and National Guardsmen at known crossing points, people have started exploring more dangerous routes.

The Indonesian government has deployed more than 22,000 soldiers, policemen and fire personnel to fight the fires, with aircraft conducting water-bombing and cloud-seeding operations.

It was the letter that made his career and it has been woven into a myth that Rupert has deployed more than once to deflect criticism of the sharper edges of his own career.

The Obama administration has ruled out sending ground combat troops into the region, although it has deployed more than 1,200 special operations forces and "advisers" to the region, ostensibly to protect US interests in Baghdad and Irbil.

Fortified by several million dollars in contributions that have come in since the Newtown school massacre in December, Mayors Against Illegal Guns, the national coalition Mr. Bloomberg co-founded and finances, says it has deployed more than 50 people across the country, building grass-roots organizations and dispatching foot soldiers to pressure local politicians.

By then, the response had deployed more equipment than had been used for the Exxon Valdez.

And accidents were more frequent among troops who had deployed more often, the study found.

As cars have deployed more electronics, the amount of recordable data has grown.

But the police feared that the arsonist would try to light more fires over the holiday weekend, and have deployed more officers to the neighborhood.

It may be a mere coincidence that they have deployed more movement and dynamism since Andy Farrell departed to become England's backs coach.