Sentence examples for readily deploy from inspiring English sources

"Groups like us, we don't have millions of members that we can readily deploy.

"Groups like us we don't have millions of members that we can readily deploy," he added.

Since it is based on Drupal, the company claims that it can more readily deploy open source software packages on its platform.

"Given Google's considerable technical expertise," Nelson writes, "the company can presumably and readily deploy effective filtering tools to screen for unsuitable videos".

"Given Google's considerable technical expertise, the company can presumably and readily deploy effective filtering tools to screen for unsuitable videos," he added.

He has suppressed the independent news media, nationalized important industries, smothered the political opposition and readily deployed the security services to carry out the Kremlin's wishes.

Like Mr. Bush, he assailed the Clinton administration for coddling China and said that the United States had too readily deployed troops around the world.

"The largest share is likely to come from onshore wind – the cheapest technology readily deployed at scale," said Scottish Renewables' chief executive, Niall Stuart, who said his organisation did not have a view on independence.

Rather, it is that such statements are cast as those of the majority "tribe" confronting a hostile other in a sort of war, the language too readily deployed in France.

Even his supposedly best stuff would be torn apart if presented to the poetry practicum she taught every Tuesday, not only on account of its wordy, clichéd, hyperactive figuration but, more fundamentally, because of the soothsaying persona that the singer so readily deployed, a trope that worked fine in a pop song but on paper came off as a shtick.

Future environments will see an ever larger availability of readily deployed sensors.