Sentence examples for have long deployed from inspiring English sources

Oligarchs have long deployed their wealth and power to free themselves of constraints that others in society face".

The paintings for the Peak Club combined something of the seeing-from-all-sides-at-once ecstasy of Analytical Cubism with the rigorous non-perspectival projective geometries isomorphic, axonometric, paraline that architects have long deployed to capture three dimensions in two.

African Jamaican culture has long deployed music as a therapeutic weapon of resistance.

Scotland has long deployed its own funding to commission research in support of policy-making.

Donald Trump has long deployed what might be called the chaff approach to evading legal scrutiny in his business dealings.

The nuclear issue is likely to be the dominant policy issue in Perth, and the SNP has long deployed it to outflank Labour on the left; it's not actually a hugely salient issue for the average voter, but Scottish Corbynistas are itching to close down a persistent line of nationalist attack.

The company has long deployed warehouse robotics, which will be in full force this holiday season.

Religious concepts have long been deployed as rhetorical devices by people in power.

And competition, leaderboards and financial rewards have long been deployed to motivate sales teams and those who accumulate frequent flyer points are offered enhanced status, special offers and other privileges.

These arguments have long been deployed in the top-down restructuring of rural public administration; for example, the amalgamation of service districts to keep schools, hospitals and other facilities open in the face of declining population.

Age-period-cohort (APC) models allowing examination of trends in disease rates over time (Holford, 1991, 1992) have long been deployed to further understanding of the biologic and environmental causes of cancer (Holford, 1991, 1992).