Sentence examples for increasingly deploying from inspiring English sources
To avoid the penalties, hospitals are increasingly deploying nurses on these types of house calls.
The campaign is increasingly deploying surrogates, from senators to county chairmen, to make its case.
With large parts of Europe still in an economic rut and struggling to cope with a debt crisis, Germany is increasingly deploying its money and energy outside the euro zone to fuel its robust growth.
The highlight is a night of bass dread from Andy Stott, Untold and Inga Copeland (Village Underground, EC2, Fri), but there's an embarrassment of riches: Andrew Weatherall and Mental Overdrive explore the power of reverb (16 Mar); Matthew Bourne revisits Kraftwerk's Radio-Activity (20 Mar), and Batida lead a night exploring how tropical styles are increasingly deploying banging software (19 Mar).
With the current trend towards IT and telecommunications convergence, ISPs are increasingly deploying data centers at the edge of their networks to provide converged access to computing, networking and storage resources to end users.
Ecologists, epidemiologists, and mathematicians are increasingly deploying transmission models toward informing study designs, effect estimates, and intervention strategies (Eisenberg et al. 2002; Levin et al. 1999).
He increasingly deployed favourite figures from comic-books, such as Ginger Meggs, in his paintings.
Such pyrotechnics, spectacular scenes and special episodes are weapons increasingly deployed by soap producers to boost ratings.
To correct this tendency, the media have increasingly deployed "fact-checking" squads who are willing to call a candidate a liar when they deem it appropriate.
By questioning the science — often getting down to very technical details — the evolution challengers in Texas are following a strategy increasingly deployed by others around the country.
Putting a gloss on your waste problem by repackaging it as a food poverty solution is a tactic increasingly deployed by our major supermarkets.
