Sentence examples for often not employed from inspiring English sources

But they are often not employed correctly.

In offshore areas, some investigation methods are impossible or often not employed, so that the conventional exploration model involved entails mainly extensive use of seismic methods, before drilling exploration wells.

As such, AOPs facilitate the use of data streams often not employed by risk assessors, including information from in silico models, in vitro assays and short-term in vivo tests with molecular/biochemical endpoints.

While non-participants were more often not employed, and probably had more free time, the time investment required for participation was a frequently reported barrier.

Chile, under coach Jorge Sampaoli, are a bit like Argentina; the balance of the team is emphatically tipped towards attack, and their defensive resources are nowhere near as rich in talent as their forward line - hence the fact Cardiff City midfielder Gary Medel's combative qualities are, more often than not, employed in the backline.

Philosophers studying nature were often actually studying texts—such as commentaries on Aristotle rather than conducting experiments or engaging in observations, and they often did not employ mathematical techniques.

It is of a piece with earlier pronouncements of the British on those who brought terror to the former imperial lands; terrorists who became rulers in their turn, more often than not employing the apparatus of repression inherited from their colonial masters and instructors.

They often do not employ union teachers, and are typically run by a private management company.

Consequently, physicians often do not employ this test in diabetic patients.

Doctors in academic medical centers -- large hospitals affiliated with a medical school that combine teaching, research and patient care -- are often not even employed by the centers, but rather have admitting privileges.

The CEO sneak is not employed as often as the quarterback sneak, so it's good to see RIM taking advantage of the diversion to sneak in their announcement about its leadership changes.