Sentence examples for way employed from inspiring English sources

They also refused to buy from cattle farms that had recently cleared forest land or in any way employed slave labor.

In the years that followed, Sir Philip Green – as he may not be for much longer if a swelling chorus of MPs get their way – employed thousands of low-paid workers while spending a reputed £6m on a 60th birthday bash for 150 friends in Mexico.

After all, just about every British commentator who has ever hinted at (or megaphoned) their climate scepticism has been in some way employed by the "Speccie" – from Lord Lawson (editor), Andrew Neil (chairman) and Christopher Booker (columnist), through to James Delingpole (writer), Fraser Nelson (current editor) and Rod Liddle (associate editor).

Koch Industries, by the way, employed the union-busting Faegre & Benson law firm, which, according to its website, specializes in anti-union campaigns and withdrawing from pension plans.

He makes brushes the very same way, employing many of the same machines, that his father did 50 years ago.

Paul A. Young The experimental chocolatier does things the old-fashioned way, employing people instead of machines to make some 85 varieties of chocolates.

In "The Bellarosa Connection," he went all the way, employing a frame narrator ("I got it in episodes, like a Hollywood serial").

The experimental bass and drums duo from Providence, Rhode Island delight in doing things their own way, employing strategies that almost seem designed to frustrate any kind of commercial success and retain their cult reputation.

Yet each of these corporate tax breaks is worth a fortune to the industries they benefit — and fierce campaigning is under way, employing teams of lobbyists in Washington, to keep them in place.

In this discussion, Saadya in yet another way employs reason in support of revelation.

Of course, the imaginary part can be treated in the same way employing the same processing steps.