Sentence examples for effectively employed by the from inspiring English sources

Even setting aside the irony that the government seemed keener to crack down on UKFC pay than on bonuses for bankers effectively employed by the taxpayer, this decision leaves untouched the question of who has the expertise and experience to pick winners, and encourage the brightest and best in British film at all levels.

But on Friday, lawyers for Mr. Mulcaire released a statement in which they said that he had been "effectively employed by News of the World" and specifically acted on the instructions of others at the paper.

It was effectively employed by George Smith of Coalville in his anti-Gypsy campaigns of the 1870s, and even by those who sought to romanticise Gypsies in the late 1800s.

Figure 1 illustrates the plan-do-check-act/adjust (PDCA) cycle to manage the consumption target for room heat capacity that can be effectively employed by a building manager.

Williams' wracked vocal tones, meanwhile, have rarely been more effectively employed, perfectly matching the desperation caused by "a string of bad decisions" in "Burning Bridges", and wringing tender compassion for the plight of a relative vainly searching for their wayward kin in "Wrong Number".

They "could also be effectively employed in the combating terrorism effort," said their spokesman, Armando Carrasco.

Thus, the 2BF filtering algorithm can also be effectively employed to compute the output stage.

A bit of research explains that the test pattern was employed by the stations to recalibrate their video monitors, and for home viewers to more effectively "tune in".

Here, saxophone, clarinet and violin -- everything but a drum machine -- are effectively employed to color the chilling songs of John Downland, whose settings of gloomy subject matter beat everyone from Leonard Cohen to Ozzy Osbourne to the punch by almost 400 years.

Pyne is employed by the Liberty Motor Freigh Lines.

She'd been employed by The Sun.