Sentence examples for more often deployed from inspiring English sources

Before the game, Capello bizarrely argued that Walcott had been playing as a striker for Arsenal when Arsène Wenger has more often deployed him on the right.

By this he presumably meant the kind of procedural hurdles more often deployed in the House, whereby lawmakers — most famously Newt Gingrich in the 1990s — get their way by holding up votes and paralyzing the body.

Andersen's work sometimes drew on old folktales, but more often deployed fairytale motifs and plots in new tales.

Kalligrammatids bore either mandibulate or more commonly siphonate mouthparts, often deployed wing markings, including stripes, spots and eyespots and displayed varied wing shapes, indicating that the Kalligrammatidae underwent an evolutionary diversification during the mid-Mesozoic.

The faculty advertised in the college's promotion materials are often deployed to smaller, more advanced courses -- leaving the larger and more introductory courses to those on the institution's margins.

It may not be an accident that torture is often deployed in the special operations that have replaced more traditional types of warfare.

While most cosmetic brands are more than happy extolling the way their products can make you look or feel, smoke and mirrors are often deployed when it comes to what's actually in the bottle and how it got there.

"The Army and Marines are often deployed in remote locations," Creighton said.

He repeats the line he often deployed as prime minister.

It is often deployed in shoplifting cases, a spokesperson added.

The argument that 'bad speech' should be countered with 'more speech' is one that's often deployed in defense of absolutist free speech positions (which view any takedowns as censorship).