Sentence examples for thought to deploy from inspiring English sources

Although it sounds revolutionary in concept, it isn't really, as the levers exist in current legislation to enable it to happen; it's just that no one has previously thought to deploy them.

As other phytopathogens, powdery mildew fungi are thought to deploy a suite of secreted effector proteins for host cell manipulation.

Deuterostome animals are indeed generally thought to deploy ciliary type photoreceptors for vision [ 67, 90] even if multiple species have been shown to possess r-opsin expressing/rhabdomeric photoreceptors [ 91– 91].

However, Israel is thought to have deployed the original Duqu worm to carry out sensitive intelligence gathering.

China only has about 250 warheads, and none of them are thought to be fully deployed according to the FAS.

On Friday, Wiltshire Council confirmed decontamination work had begun at Mr Skripal's home in Salisbury, where the nerve agent is thought to have been deployed.

But we haven't devoted nearly enough thought to how cars are usually deployed — namely, by sitting in parking spaces.

Many facilities lacked essential equipment and many health providers did not have critical skills needed to conduct deliveries with minor complications and yet all professionally deployed staff are thought to be skilled enough to manage normal deliveries and obstetric complications.

Codenamed Task Force 121, the joint US-UK special forces unit was at first deployed to detain individuals thought to have information about Saddam Hussein's weapons of mass destruction.

Looking forward, I think we will need to deploy different kinds of practices (especially new, mixed approaches that take the best of organic and conventional farming systems) where they are best suited — geographically, economically, socially, etc.

"That is why the IS thinks it is safer to deploy most of its forces near Kobane in order to protect them from air strikes," he says.