Sentence examples for employed only for from inspiring English sources

His original concept was for the final three races to carry double points but it was decided the system would be employed only for the closing grand prix.

Brisbane lord mayor Graham Quirk said the driver was a casual worker who had been employed only for a few months.

nickname -- A combination of two separate unclassified words that is assigned an unclassified meaning and is employed only for unclassified administrative, morale or public information purposes.

Several crack extension criteria have been proposed in the last decades, but each criterion can be employed only for particular materials, loading configurations, environmental conditions.

The problem is that verbs and pronouns used in the scene are of a special type called the "dual," which can be employed only for pairs of things (eyes, legs, oxen, etc).

Mrs. Freedman, who was born in Cleveland and graduated from Wellesley College, is credited with coining the term "contingent work force" to describe the army of part-time and temporary workers who are employed only for particular projects.

Necessary pleasures and all the activity of the senses it will employ only for medicament and assuagement lest its work be impeded.

However, the broader U-6 rate, which captures all workers who are unemployed, discouraged, or employed only part-time for lack of a full-time job was at 10.8percentt, nearly double the official unemployment rate.

The official jobless rate does not count discouraged workers or those marginally attached to the work force or those employed only part time for economic reasons.

The O'Malley family, which had owned the team from 1950 until this spring, had employed only four managers -- Charlie Dressen for 3 seasons, Walter Alston for 23, Lasorda for 20 and then Russell.

So far, however, Bluetooth is employed only as a replacement for cables.