Sentence examples for tactically deployed from inspiring English sources
His cool, unlike McCain's tic-filled anger, is tactically deployed; throughout the campaign it's become his main weapon against crisis and attack.
He explained that she had said the same thing on many previous visits; he'd tactically deployed the space-flight metaphor this time, figuring that it was seductive to a former pilot.
The principles of mentoring, networking, coaching, and sponsoring are powerful when implementation strategies for each process are well thought out and tactically deployed at both the individual and institutional levels.
"In the early days of Scritti," singer/songwriter Green Gartside once opined, "the ratio of tactically deployed pop banality to smartarse references to Kant and Gramsci was occasionally uncomfortably high".
They were both defined by emerging neo-Victorian ideas about women; and they both tactically deployed traditional ideas of femininity, so often used against them, to reach the pinnacle of male-dominated professions.
"The ratio of tactically deployed pop banality to smartarse references to Kant and Gramsci was occasionally uncomfortably high," admits Gartside of his band-cum-vehicle's commercial zenith in the mid-80s, when hits such as Absolute and The Word Girl snuck such subjects as unconditional reality and semiotics into the pop charts.
Landing craft, small naval vessel used primarily to transport and tactically deploy soldiers, equipment, vehicles, and supplies from ship to shore for the conduct of offensive military operations.
Female recruits have not taken up combat roles in areas the group controls in Iraq and Syria but are increasingly deployed tactically, or at least encouraged to execute terrorist operations in Europe and elsewhere.
Tactically, Ancelotti was quick to introduce the 4-3-2-1 4-3-2-1 4-3-2-1 4-3-2-1yed with success at Milan and – on occasion – Chelsea.
She has deployed products.
Video is deployed sparingly.
