Sentence examples for habitually employed from inspiring English sources
This phrase had long delighted the people, as had the other phrases he habitually employed, but the people were in a quandary.
Terrorism as a means of warfare is not confined to so-called nonstate actors like Mohamed Atta and his colleagues, but is habitually employed by nation states, including the United States.
This behaviour manifests itself by the prevalence of slowly decaying autocorrelation function and questions the Markov assumption, often habitually employed in time series analysis.
Workplaces habitually employed bilingual healthcare staffs who were fluent in the main languages represented in their district.
The Raiders were a particularly apt symbol for rebellious youth, habitually employing the ne'er-do-wells, mischief-makers and head-bangers other sports clubs eschewed.
Hardwick also habitually employs a novelist's sense of suspense to keep the reader interested in the sharp turns her mind takes; the writer Cynthia Ozick has observed, "Her essays have plots".
Distracted by cultural difference, professionals may not employ the interpersonal skills they habitually use in exploring their uncertainty and connecting with other patients (Daniels and Swartz, 2007; Kai et al, 2007).
They were: A: On the ground that it is expedient in the national interests that the man should, instead of being employed in military service, be engaged in other work in which he is habitually engaged.
While CBS asserted that the children were not employed, the New Mexico law also states that the frequent presence during school hours of a child under 16 "at a place where workers are at work more or less habitually shall be prima facie evidence" that the child is "unlawfully engaged in labor".
