Sentence examples for certainly employed from inspiring English sources

On the western islands, large shield-shaped human masks may have been worn and were certainly employed as shrines with trophy skulls attached to them.

And while high-tech trickery and sophisticated technical exploits are certainly employed by some, Verizon's report suggests that most thieves rely on basic human frailties to do their dirty work.

It is certainly employed explicitly by Bayesian statisticians in cases where delicate tradeoffs must be made between the desiderata of well-informed inference and low-cost evidence (for one example, see Anscombe 1963).

Although women and girls were almost certainly employed at the lead and silver mine at Bere Alston, and also a few records have so far been of female workers at tin works on Bodmin Moor and around Redruth and Marazion in the 14th century.

David Crane You could certainly employ him.

The health-care sector certainly employs more people and more machines than it did.

"They certainly employ college kids, but it is a professional company doing your cleaning".

Certainly, employing it any time soon would be, so to speak, de trop.

It certainly employs many of the tricksy tropes of postmodernist novel writing: stories within stories, unreliable narrators, the author as character in his own fiction.

In addition, MAS sells itself as an "ethical" employer it certainly employs no children to stitch racy smalls for Victoria's Secret.

Not that this is a bad thing — I certainly employ it frequently too — but I'm just curious why it has grown so popular… ADAM GOPNIK: Do I really — love the em dash I mean.