Sentence examples for mere deployment from inspiring English sources
America cannot prevail through the mere deployment of superior wealth and military power, the failure of which is manifest.
"The mere deployment of missiles or sound of cannons will not scare us from protecting our own territory," General Sabban said as the drill got under way.
For a time, young black men found its mere deployment in the presence of a police officer could get them arrested.
Yesterday, the Spanish newspaper Público quoted the Catalan police union's estimate, that "the mere deployment of the Mossos d'Esquadra entails costs of €150,000 for each of the four days of the Bilderberg meeting".
Kael was in the habit of suggesting that the answer to "why they made it" was money, but the paycheck doesn't explain the specifics of the innumerable decisions that a director must make, and which are the difference between the artist and the journeyman, between an engagement with the film's elements and their mere deployment.
The mere threat of deployment would therefore encourage China to build more missiles, setting off an arms race in Asia.
And whether or not it can be made to work efficiently and cheaply, air capture will be politically controversial because the mere possibility of its deployment could be used as an excuse to put off other action to reduce emissions.Sucking airHow does air capture actually work?
It's too easy to write off an LRAD's deployment as mere warning shots that precede escalation of true force.
Even slightly outlandish deployments — a mere two violins set against a battery of two cornettos and three sackbuts in the "Sonata Sopra 'Sancta Maria' " — sounded in balance.
Tautly constructed and impressively spoken, Richmond's production conveys with the savvy deployment of a mere 13 actors (one of them a fiddle player) the evolution of a leader from petulant boy-soldier to lionhearted royal statesman.
But if the TOL is understood and used as a heuristic (and there seem to be many contemporary instances of this sort of use), then the value of its continued deployment is such that no mere "falsification" will get rid of it.
