Sentence examples for employed nothing from inspiring English sources

On those occasions when violence was employed, nothing good came of it.

(Alexis Petridis)  Write your own review of On a Mission What we said: "For a duo whose songs employ nothing more than electric and acoustic guitar, they can be surprisingly robust: the opener, Distant Neighbourhood, and Visions both sound like long-lost alt-pop classics shorn of their rhythm section (Visions even has a touch of Blondie about it).

The former mode of explanation, which is associated with the postulation of atoms and the void, employs nothing more than the shapes and motions of fundamental particles and empty interstices interspersed among them.

They are not employed; there is nothing to do; they commit crimes.

The nearly 300 students who reported being employed but said nothing about their salaries — who knows?

Although this is manageable, it is tenuous when self employed and leaves nothing for saving, or holidays.

You're a marginally employed millennial with nothing but free time.

Make sure everyone involved in the interview process is clear about the dates you wish to be employed; there's nothing like getting a bad recommendation because you bailed ahead of schedule.

Citing Fortey, Judson also wrote that Bairstow had "published nothing" while employed at the Natural History Museum.

The purpose for which ethical auditors are generally employed is to find nothing.

But we must slash spending, because there is nothing the federal government can do that has a positive real rate of return, even when you take account of the fact that the workers employed would be doing nothing otherwise.