Sentence examples for tended to deploy from inspiring English sources

Mr Milburn, who chairs the Social Mobility and Child Poverty Commission, said that schools tended to deploy the best teachers to improving the better pupils and should "redistribute" their talent to children at the bottom.

In World Cup qualifying, Stoilov tended to deploy an orthodox 4-4-2, with Dimitar Berbatov partnered in attack by either the Borussia Dortmund forward Dimitar Rangelov or Valeri Bojinov, now at Parma after his injured-ravaged spell at Manchester City.

When students were required to express or explain some abstract concepts, they tended to deploy identifying relational process as the examples show.

As a result it tends to deploy less confrontational methods.

But fiction and nonfiction do tend to deploy different methods for getting to the truth.

Inspiring though "Marley" is, however, it tends to deploy his music purely as an illustration of his life.

When someone accuses me of being a superstitious fool, I tend to deploy what I call the Hamlet defence.

"Individuals who have difficulty reading and writing tend to deploy other strengths," Mr. Dickman, who has dyslexia, said.

If you talk to former spooks, diplomats and geostrategic analysts, they are intensely worried about the world, and tend to deploy historical parallels to express their concerns.

"I guess I have been castigated for believing too deeply in the president," he said, lapsing into the sarcasm he tends to deploy when playing defense.

To describe this picture, as well as most things having to do with movies, Salter tends to deploy the term "trash".