Sentence examples for rather than deploy from inspiring English sources

Rather than deploy every ounce of his leverage to force moderate Republicans, whose votes he needed, to swallow a larger stimulus than they wanted, Obama clearly husbanded some of his political capital.

He may be ultra-conservative, but he also appears to be the sort of suburban dad who would be more likely to say "Aw, shucks" and "Jeepers creepers" rather than deploy the most offensive word in the English language.

Rather than deploy elaborate psychological theories to explain Franklin's interior agility, Isaacson prefers an old-fashioned kind of explanation -- a narrative account of his career accompanied by interpretive assessments at the most salient moments of Franklinesque magic.

But, rather than deploy their abundant cash in new investments to expand capacity and tap new markets – which they have been very hesitant to do since the global financial crisis erupted – many companies have so far preferred (or have been pressured by activist investors) to give it back to shareholders.

Rather than deploy expensive, hardware-based equipment, the virtualized architecture will allow clients to quickly turn up services using off-the-shelf equipment.

Rather than deploy a web server application that talks to a database application to present information and receive input from Internet visitors, instead think of a "blog service" that you can deploy through a series of recipes.

It emphasises training, advising, mentoring and equipping indigenous forces for stability operations rather than deploying large numbers of American troops.

Rather than deploying military bombardments against them, the new bands must be fought "with intelligence, like other criminal organisations," Mr Santos says.

Executives of the surviving concerns now talk in terms of making incremental progress -- and actually making a profit -- rather than deploying huge amounts of capital to become dominant immediately.

Rather than deploying the dry, bureaucratic language of committee deliberation, the commission's final report engaged with complex questions of selective memory, the moral attitudes implicit in the writing of history, and the ways in which our understanding of the past impacts the present.

Rather than deploying like-for-like vessels of its own, the Chinese have taken a different approach.