Sentence examples for too employed in from inspiring English sources

Her influence is obvious on the Radio 4 of even today; but a line of inheritance connects her to television, too: employed in her department was the geneticist Mary Adams, who went on to be director of talks for the young television service.

Slaves were also employed in the home.

Ibn Ezra notes in passing that Sa'adiah too employed this second classification.

The Christian described the Book of Revelation as wartime literature by people oppressed under Rome that was then too often employed in condemning other peoples.

People also say that his children (some say his wife too) are all employed in the security services, and their presence in the town is causing great problems for the revolutionaries.

While the superintendents said the schools would suffer by shuffling the workers, the statements seem to lend credibility to Mayor Rudolph W. Giuliani's repeated assertions that the Board of Education has too many people employed in jobs outside the classroom.

Often enough, accurate predictive models (e.g. simulators) can be devised, but they are too complex or too slow to be employed in combinatorial optimization.

He also declared that too many prelates were employed in the Curial offices.

The very skilled are often too expensive to be employed in Hungary, as the west European recruiters waiting to snap up as many as a third of the graduates of the country's medical schools know well.

As for the forthcoming five-disc set of Yes's 1996 live reunion tour, Keys to Ascension, for once the overused epithet "life's too short" can be employed in its most literal sense.

The results show that even the optimum length of a shell and tube heat exchanger becomes too large to be employed in a vehicle.