Sentence examples for could have employed from inspiring English sources

So there's no comfort in saying that few other companies could have employed the same tricks used by Enron or WorldCom -- surely other companies found other tricks.

The committee's chairman, Keith Vaz,  said: "I am shocked that Abu Qatada's legal costs alone could have employed 90 new constables for a year".

I exited with a feeling of missed opportunity – not just on a personal level, but knowing that from a creative perspective there were so many ways in which the gallery could have employed effective wayfinding to better engage visitors.

And there is also the question of how G4S, the world's largest private security firm, could have employed an armed guard who, for almost a decade, angrily and openly threatened to commit mass murder.

Asked if she could have employed a game with more spins, slices and mixed-pace shots, Errani did not seem to think that such a plan would have helped.

"I had no issues with mobility, but I could have employed better course management; when I came to the turn I had to leap over the on-deck circle, and when I landed everybody had turned.

ABB could also have employed unconventional weapons that might have inflicted more harm, although unconventional weapons are either difficult to obtain, create or spread without being detected.

We note that for the reference solution we have relied here on the extensive set of tests performed in flat spacetime within the MPI-AMRVAC framework; however, we could also have employed as reference solution the 'exact' solution as derived in Ref. (Giacomazzo and Rezzolla 2006).

By allowing that what is may be differentiated with respect to its phenomenal qualities, Aristotle seems to have recognized at some level the mistake in assuming that Parmenides' failure to distinguish explicitly among the senses of "being" entails that he could only have employed the term in one sense.

I made kind of a half-assed attempt to do that on my last record, and on this record, I couldn't have employed my brain if I had tried.

Could he not have employed Mike J Nichols, creator of the unofficial "fan edit" of Phantom Menace, The Phantom Edit, to inject a new lease of life into the movie?