Sentence examples for might have deployed from inspiring English sources

The darkness inside your head is something your imagination fills with stories that have nothing to do with the real darkness around you". Johnson might have deployed more imagination, or less.

They are also on their way to closing down others, including one theory that wiring in the left wing overheated, and another that the left landing gear might have deployed early in the entry process.

Elias Hanna, a retired Lebanese officer and military analyst, said the fighting in Damascus was important for three reasons: control is Mr. Assad's main pillar; attacking in the capital indicates the rebels have strengthened; and maintaining calm there will preoccupy elite troops that the government might have deployed elsewhere.

Gould might have deployed the techniques of modern marketing, but he looked beyond the problems of Labour's brand to the underlying political mistake – the failure actually to listen to what the public was saying – that risked destroying its reputation as a party that cared.

This suggested that the capsule's landing bag, which was meant to deploy upon splashdown in order to provide a cushion, might have deployed early.

Aside from dealing with the army formations which South Vietnam might have deployed, the question of where and when to strike was the main problem that concerned the North Vietnamese.

Last year, the automaker recalled about 312,000 minivans because the air bags might not have deployed in a crash.

"We have deployed the military.

However, affiliated groups have deployed them.

The Republican Establishment Fire Department, worried that the whole gated neighborhood might burn down, has deployed the big hoses.

There is no shortage of places where Mahmood's capabilities might have been deployed to expose real wrongdoing.