Sentence examples for employed in the first from inspiring English sources

The reason these women are employed in the first place is that they are considered "cheap and flexible" labour, which is industrial code for "easy to treat badly".

… This is the same patronising tone, and the same lack of understanding, that your mindless, childish, bullying advertising campaign employed in the first place".

Asked whether he would sack non-English speakers in the NHS, the Ukip leader said: "If people don't speak English and they are dealing with English-speaking patients then surely they shouldn't be employed in the first place".

The superreal detailing of life employed in the first two books is matched by dramatic tension and a sense of an overarching struggle with the self; yet in the opening sections of Boyhood Island this narrative propulsion seems lacking.

MOST of those who pack New York City's vast homeless shelter system have long been out of a job or perhaps never managed to become regularly employed in the first place.

We are primarily concerned with helping conservation, understanding how a picture was made, revealing what techniques were used in its painting and explaining why those techniques were employed in the first place".

Others were asked similar questions about tax declarations.Only the little people pay taxes…In both cases participants used the same one-to-nine scale employed in the first experiment.

So the forthcoming publication of a book about the propaganda employed in the second world war* can be read as both a history and a contemporary media study.

The jobs report is based on two different surveys — one of households, and one of employers — and it turns out that furloughed federal government workers will be treated as unemployed in the first survey but employed in the second.

To call football a religion is a greater cliche than the one employed in the second sentence of the piece (which I've never seen or heard used except in discussions about sporting cliches) but that's what it was, when I was a boy: faith.

A new fourth-order scheme and a Saulyev scheme are simultaneously employed in the second model.