Sentence examples for knowing when to deploy from inspiring English sources

These songs respond beautifully to the pathos and drama of their subject, summoning a mood with subtle musical shifts but knowing when to deploy the grand gesture.

But here is a secret: modern medicine has more gentle art to it than ever before, once you factor in the delicate and evolving art of knowing when to deploy all that science.

He adds: "We have strong expertise in knowing when to deploy capital".

The trick is knowing when to stop.

Another is knowing when to sacrifice branches.

It's about knowing when to quit.

It is also knowing when to say you're sorry.

"It is not easy knowing when to harvest," he said.

AFRICAN presidents are not famous for knowing when to go.

Paternity, after all, also means knowing when to let go.

"The trick," he adds, "is knowing when to stop".