Sentence examples for questions deployed from inspiring English sources

Over three-quarters of questions deployed by GPs and nurses (nurse 82.1%; GP 76.3%) were polar questions.

Survey questions were deployed using a web-based survey tool (Survey Monkey™, Palo Alto, CA).

And, at an open house: "May I use the bathroom?" Then there is this question, often deployed after an offer has been accepted: "Do you mind if I bring my (decorator/mother/friend/boss/feng shui expert/rabbi) to take a look?" Yes, your broker minds.

Yesterday, this question was deployed to provoke internecine fights.

Victor Senties, a spokesperson for the Houston Police Department, said that his department would wait to see whether the drug-sniffing car really worked, and for more clarity around the associated legal questions, before deploying a fleet of them on the streets.

Rick Santorum probably was the "sharpest" overall debater -- working his way from the sides of the stage to the center by jumping into dead air to answer questions and deploying solid forensic arguments -- but he was at peak sharpness from the outset out of necessity.

Last night, further claims were published by an Australian newspaper alleging that NDS was also facing questions about tactics deployed against News Corp's pay-TV rivals in the country.

The feature represents the first time that visitors can ask questions of soldiers deployed overseas as well as the first time the Iraq war has been referred to so directly and prominently on the Web site.

I didn't have time to resolve this question before deploying.

The Reconstruction period ended with a protracted and bloody conflict over the question of deploying federal troops in the South.

While the question of deploying this country's armed forces in the effort to disrupt the drug trade is still being debated, the militarization of political rhetoric on the subject seems all but complete.