Sentence examples for when put to work from inspiring English sources

Dangerous when put to work in Washington.

Bots can be great when put to work properly — researchers have come to that very conclusion — but some internet people are inherently bad and bot networks can be used to give them oversized influence and power.

Equities fall when money is moving and rallies when it is put to work.

But the real power of algorithms emerges when they are put to work on much more complex problems.

Before we see the evidence of the final room, though, there are the disturbed middle decades of the 20th century to attend to, when Botticelli was put to work bolstering political and artistic agendas.

But it does seem a shame that female writers with a sense of humour are considered most useful when they are put to work producing the kinds of books that I buy in airport bookshops as a guilty pleasure.

Arguably the most consistently impressive government-­sponsored American art occurred when artists were "put to work for America" as part of Franklin Roosevelt's New Deal, which went into effect 75 years ago.

When Dell is put to work with a wild-goose gutter in the Saskatchewan hunting trade, under the care of a character with traces of makeup on his face and the terrific name of Charley Quarters, he is given more such men to contemplate.

But when art is put to work for politics, tensions arise.

When Americans are put to work in America, their earnings lift the economy.

What's more, it's impossible to know how effective art is when it is put to work in the service of diplomacy.