Sentence examples for seldom deployed from inspiring English sources

Brigades are seldom deployed intact, and their battalions are often scattered.

Cover bands are a rather seldom deployed conveying technology having nevertheless a lot of potential for industrial applications.

And so to the slightly different atmosphere of the New York Public Library, where slaughterers' bolt guns are seldom deployed, and where Wiseman's new movie, "Ex Libris," is set.

The 24th man in 2010, Shinji Kagawa instantly became a key player for Zaccheroni as he did for Jürgen Klopp, but despite earning the No10 shirt for his national team, the Manchester United man is seldom deployed in the centre.

Head coach Alan Solomons signed the Kiwi "primarily as a stand-off" during the summer, though Burleigh had been seldom deployed there by his Super Rugby franchise.

The second, and current, attempt aims at using the relatively obscure and seldom deployed Defense Production Act to subsidize coal and nuclear plants on the grounds that is necessary to maintain national security, but the legal standing has yet to be proven.

Indeed, studies of human adaptation seldom deploy measurements of phenotypic selection as an analytic approach; more frequently, comparative methods are utilized, across human groups, or across primates, to infer the selective pressures that have mediated evolution along the human lineage.

Emotional displays are assessed as if they were symptoms of disease, and Nicole Kidman's natural hauteur has seldom been better deployed.

OCC visits Cypress on Friday at 5 30 p.m., before heading to Saddleback on Tuesday, also at 5 30 p.m. "It's an interesting year to say the least," Thornton, in his 25th season at the helm, said after his team deployed a seldom-used man-to-man defensive scheme to help turn the tide against the Lasers.

One of the book's startling revelations about Curt Prüfer, a German diplomat in Cairo with espionage connections, is that he deployed Minna Weizmann — a seldom-mentioned sister of Chaim Weizmann, Israel's first president — as a pro-German spy.

Peshmerga troops deployed to the front regularly rotate home, seldom staying for more than a few consecutive weeks.