Sentence examples for unless employed from inspiring English sources

At the height of apartheid, blacks were barred from good jobs, schools and neighbourhoods (unless employed to mow a white person's lawn).

Note: certain symbols will be unavailable for use, such as the poop emoji (unless employed in reference to fertile farmlands) and the bomb emoji (except in the context of "America is the bomb").

I am also strongly drawn to certain kinds of places that people aren't ordinarily allowed to "visit or enter upon," as the warning signs say, "unless employed herein or hereon" — excavations, for example, and buildings and other structures that are under construction, and buildings or other structures that are being demolished.

Camp's downside is that, unless employed with a light touch and a sure understanding of the game's rules, its ritualised viciousness can reinforce the hostility of the wider society.

The New Yorker, March 2, 1946 P. 15 Incidental Intelligence: The M. & M. Transportation Company, at the corner of Washington and Perry Streets, has put up a sign reading: "No Loitering On These Premises Unless Employed by the Company".

Incidental Intelligence: The M. & M. Transportation Company, at the corner of Washington and Perry Streets, has put up a sign reading: "No Loitering On These Premises Unless Employed by the Company".

While the standard Galerkin finite element method (SGFEM) is known to fail in the physical reproduction of two-phase flow in heterogeneous media (unless employing a fully upwind correction), the second scheme with capillary pressure as a primary variable without applying an upwind technique produces correct physical fluid behaviour in heterogeneous media, as observed from experiments.

It makes no sense for everyone to expect to get 8% returns safely out of an economy that is growing about 3% per annum, unless employing the use of leverage or taking interest rate and foreign currency risk.

Likewise, if the United States attorney wanted them for his grand jury investigation, he would have to do it the same way -- by grand jury subpoena (unless he employed the more difficult job of getting them through a search warrant).

Schooling could never be tailored to each child, unless you employed lots of teachers.Teaching programs that monitor children's progress can change that, performing a role more like that of the private tutors and governesses employed long ago in wealthier households.

If one were to dismiss ideas as false which arose out of fear and uncertainty, one would likewise have to dismiss those that arose out of joy and certainty, or clinical detachment, unless one employed the fallacy of special pleading of arbitrarily making exceptions of examples that would weaken one's case.