Sentence examples for regularly deploy from inspiring English sources

Union manager John Hackworth has yet to regularly deploy the two together.

Or the streetwear label Mudflap and Ed Hardy, who both regularly deploy possibly-too-naked women on accessories.

He might say that, but in the boardrooms of publishing houses in New York and London, editors regularly deploy the phrase.

Hostile officials regularly deploy the language of "fraud" and "corruption" to justify their efforts much as their counterparts at the end of the 19th century did to fully disenfranchise black voters.

Nigel Farage has disowned his party's entire 2010 election manifesto after he was asked whether the UK Independence party still wanted to introduce a dress code for taxi drivers, regularly deploy armed forces on the street and repaint trains in traditional colours.

In contrast process engineers in a diverse range of manufacturing environments regularly deploy business improvement techniques, such as the six-sigma methodology.

There are also a number of American destroyers and cruisers regularly deployed to the Mediterranean.

Two other devices are regularly deployed to throw movie men-children into relief.

All these objections draw on the familiar anti-egalitarian arguments regularly deployed by the right.

Most, his surveys show, are regularly deployed to serve drug warrants or for routine patrols of particular neighbourhoods.

Chlorpyrifos, which smells a little like rotten eggs, is regularly deployed to exterminate termites, mosquitoes and roundworms.