Sentence examples for better employ from inspiring English sources

They almost seem too hung up on what position they should be in within the triangle rather than using it as a rough blueprint for how to better employ their individual skills.

This structure is utilized in order to better employ the spatial correlation of an image.

This substantial reduction of loads allows surgeons to better employ the viscoelastic properties of the skin for primary wound closure.

They may have even possessed a specialized jaw joint that allowed them to open their mouths extremely widely, thus enabling them to better employ their canines when attacking prey, but also to shift their jaw forward so that their incisors (i.e., front teeth) could intermesh for more efficient cutting of meat once the prey was subdued (Kemp 1969; Tatarinov 2000; although see Laurin 1998).

Increment 3.2 is a two-part upgrade process; 3.2A focuses on electronic warfare, communications and identification, while 3.2B will allow the F-22 to better employ the AIM-9X and AIM-120D missiles.

In the world of macroeconomics, an environment of zero interest rates, which translates more into negative 2% in the real world, means that we have no idea how to better employ capital.

He will be much better employed working on implementing New Labour's education election pledges.

The unimpressive 3D used throughout would have been better employed for the Underland scenes alone.

I work alongside some colleagues who perhaps would be better employed in other areas.

And it fuels the tax-avoidance industry, which uses brains better employed elsewhere.

The idea that judges would be better employed kowtowing to the executive is shameful heresy from political pygmies".