Sentence examples for soon to deploy from inspiring English sources

Joe Cole, refusing to be distracted by one hapless miss, was soon to deploy the individualism that earned him his selection.

But no country or terrorist group will have the ability any time soon to deploy these systems so widely and deeply in its forces, many military analysts say.

Planetary Resources which last year deployed a demonstration vehicle into low-Earth orbit to test core avionics, navigation, and computing systems is soon to deploy another vehicle to test remote sensing capacities.

Verizon won the auction and soon plans to deploy a high-speed network that will be bound by those rules.

China has a few dozen land-based nuclear missiles capable of hitting some or all parts of America and is soon expected to deploy them on submarines.

After a meeting in Damascus, the envoy, Terje Roed-Larsen, said he and Foreign Minister Farouk al-Shara of Syria were in "full agreement on every matter" concerning the withdrawal and could decide soon how to deploy more United Nations peacekeeping troops in southern Lebanon.

The fourth generation (4G) wireless communication systems have been deployed or are soon to be deployed in many countries.

Back in March, Unity announced that they'd soon allow developers to deploy Unity-based games to the web without the need for any plugins, thanks to the magic of WebGL.

The rest are still in uniform, soon to be deployed for their second, third, fourth tours of combat.

Special interceptors now being built at an aerospace factory in Arizona are soon to be deployed in silos in Alaska, California and eventually in other sites.

Back in the rehearsal room, Mr. Schue has a surprise: A bevy of repossessed pianos that have been painted various shades of purple, soon to be deployed across the school so that Glee-sters can sing at them spontaneously (a tactic that has ended in assault every other time they've tried it).