Sentence examples for employed as much from inspiring English sources
The belligerent navies were employed as much in interfering with commerce as in fighting each other.
As Georgia Warnke has argued (1998), any very general notion of equality can be employed as much to defend affirmative action (and the social inclusion it effects) as to condemn it (and the racial non-neutrality it involves).
Measured hydrodynamics were employed as much as possible to reduce uncertainties in the calculations, and all formulas were applied with standard coefficient values without calibration to the data sets.
Multiple replicates of morphospecies were selected (sample size limited by availability of archived samples), and broader-scale methods of classification of morphospecies were employed as much of the colour had faded from the specimens due to storage.
Stamos maintains that, "when it comes to evolution and the big questions one should make an inference to the best explanation on a case by case basis, employing as much evidence and established background theory as necessary, rather than getting caught up on what should be the default position" (p. 42).
At one point, they essentially ruled the state of Delaware, employing as much as 10percentt of the population. .
Some studies estimate that small businesses employ as much as 70percentt of all workers nationally, but small businesses increasingly struggle to compete with multinational corporations headquartered far away.
Despite the most negative and persistent stereotypes, not to mention incredibly debilitating economic, social and cultural factors, black women continue to thrive – all the while employing as much authenticity, humor and wit as is humanly possible.
These operations have resulted in severe human rights abuses but it appears that the Pakistanis have decided to completely uproot the Baloch resistance movement by employing as much force as they can.
Maximum power density, i.e., 325 mWcm−2 has been achieved with sample E3 (employed as catalyst), much higher than that observed for catalyst samples E1 (87 mWcm−2) and E2 (201 mWcm−2).
The results obtained indicate that PANI NT salt/silica composite could be employed as a much more efficient adsorbent than the conventional PANI salt/silica composite for dye removal from water.
