Sentence examples for employed well from inspiring English sources

When employed well, this voice has great appeal.

Their client was Francis Newbery, the school's director, a forward-looking educationalist who encouraged young women artists and employed well beyond the average number of female tutors.

In a way it reminded me more of the original Zelda than any of its successors; the extreme freedom afforded the player in the first game turns out to have been a concept employed well ahead of its time.

Publishing (or broadcasting) was also incredibly complicated and expensive, and instead of employing armies of monks or scribes, the papers and the broadcasters employed, well, their own versions of monks and scribes.

Melvin wrote that although the 7th Armoured Division changed its organisation to a flexible combined arms structure, which was not done by the other British armoured divisions until after Operation Goodwood, neither the 131st Infantry Brigade nor the balanced divisional reserve of an armoured regiment and an infantry battalion were employed well.

However, retired Colonel Thomas H. Taylor, a military historian, contended in his 1996 book that in spite of their original purpose of short range infiltration, the Eighth Army Ranger Company was employed well for the missions they conducted, most of which were reactionary and borne out of a need to rapidly counter North Korean and Chinese attacks.

They should be educated, employed, well-behaved and between 170 and 180 centimeters, or 5 feet 7 inches to 5 feet 11 inches, tall.

JP Morgan Chase agreed to pay $264m on Wednesday to settle charges that it employed well-connected Chinese "princelings" in order to win business in the Asia-Pacific region.

Although the firm has employed well-known loyalists of both parties, the solicitation came as a shock to at least one Republican, who half-jokingly wondered, "How are they going to explain this to Jon Corzine?" The Corzine camp declined to comment.

For instance, Canzian and Musolesi employed well-established and novel metrics to associate human mobility characteristics and depressive states [5].

We employed well-established models [ 1, 2] to study the effect of increased viral replication in multiply infected cells on coinfection dynamics.