Sentence examples for could be better employed from inspiring English sources
Last month the Club for Growth withdrew from the campaign, apparently deciding its resources could be better employed elsewhere.
See id. at 9. For example, officers acting on inaccurate information or a recalled warrant waste police resources that could be better employed elsewhere.
Fairtrade reduces the incentive to diversify crop production and encourages the utilisation of resources on marginal land that could be better employed for other produce.
The BBC argued that audiences in the former Soviet bloc were falling while the Foreign Office believed its resources could be better employed in a region where Britain is attempting to effect change.
In addition, the costs of the futile care could be better employed elsewhere.
Edmund Stubbs, a healthcare researcher for Civitas, said: "It is evident that a lack of staff – or at least of staff willing to enter some specialities – is currently leading to excessive spending on agency staff, locums and overseas recruitment, exhausting financial resources that could be better used in training and employing full-time staff.
