Sentence examples for it seems to deploy from inspiring English sources
Instead it seems to deploy what I call the providential principle: if there's even a 1% chance that our policy will not cause catastrophe, we'll take it.
But Roper said those guidelines were not applied in this rulemaking, and that the SEC only seems to deploy them when it's weighing the impact of costs on business as opposed to the impact of new regulations on ordinary investors.
Generally, he seems to deploy the concept as expiation for past ideological lapses.
By definition, surrealist art is irrational, but of all the neo-surrealist work I've described here only Michelson's seemed to deploy its enigmas against the audience.
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As a speaker in the Commons he often seemed to deploy a fiercely private logic, yet his carefully articulated, pedantic performances could make irrelevance sound prophetic.
This alternative defense argument is compatible with our findings: male plants seem to deploy tolerance (or at least a lower degree of resistance) while female plants deploy resistance (or a lower degree of tolerance) to deal with herbivores in their natural environment.
The argument against deploying the word is that it seems to peer into a person's heart.
Granted this configuration was sufficiently fluid to frequently morph into a more familiar 4-3-3 but generally it seemed designed to deploy Ibe and James Milner as orthodox wingers, with a brief to attack Dummett and Daryl Janmaat.
Today, Europe's best bet against the mounting crisis seems to be to deploy the new regime in Turkey, the ruling Justice and Development party (AKP), with its mutating mixture of extreme nationalism, conservative religion, and militarisation.
