Sentence examples for employed not from inspiring English sources
Soviet economists, however, point out that while all labor is employed, not all is well employed.
At Apna Bazar, he employed not only his eyes but also his nose.
These contractors, often former military personnel from armies around the world, are employed not by any sovereign government but by multinational corporations.
At first the company grew so quickly that it employed not only friends and family, but whomever Ms. Wilson happened to meet and like.
As an adjective in common use, the word is correctly employed not by Immanuel Kant but by Frank Loesser: "The compartment is air-conditioned, and the mood sublime".
The highly valued nephrite, classed in several grades of beauty, was employed not only for clubs and hooks but also for a variety of pendants.
Employed-employed identifies cases with all positive earnings and not employed-not employed identifies cases with no earnings.
Two socio-economic groups will be distinguished based on classification for each indicator: education (low-high), employment status (employed-not employed), income position (good-not good).
In the next section, we also analyze other transitions potentially affected by the AUH: active-inactive and employed-not employed.
Community wants to offer the self-employed not traditional union services but advice on contracts or slow payers.
Automation is going to leave millions of Americans un- or under-employed not in "50-100 more years," but within the next decade.
