Sentence examples for some deploy from inspiring English sources

Some deploy shouting to cover the pointlessness.

For example, some deploy their cytoplasm as a thin film around the outer rim of a large internal vacuole, creating a cell that looks very much like the skin of a balloon [ 2, 9].

There are a variety of parachutes in the game, some are bigger, some deploy at a higher altitude and some are able to mount to the side of your rocket.

This being the House of Lords, some deployed reasoning that seemed old-fashioned, at the very least.

Like the two other eighth century texts, the Kojiki and Nihon shoki, it was written entirely in Chinese characters, with some deployed semantically and others phonetically.

Some deployed gas canisters and one protester was doused with pepper spray, local television station Globo News showed.

Some Veterans in crisis have jobs, some are unemployed; some are Reservists, some deployed to Iraq; some are 18, some are grandparents.

Admiral Pellew was unable to return to Java early in 1807, as his ships were dispersed on separate operations across the Indian Ocean, some deploying as far west as the Red Sea.

Some developers deploy the strategy of promising to create or restore wetlands in one location in exchange for getting permission to bulldoze wetlands in another location.

Some will deploy tabloid logic to explain my plea ("Varoufakis wants the UK to stay in to pay for Greece's bailouts").

Somehow, a plant gathers and integrates all this information about its environment, and then "decides" — some scientists deploy the quotation marks, indicating metaphor at work; others drop them — in precisely what direction to deploy its roots or its leaves.