Sentence examples for would employ about from inspiring English sources

It would employ about 7,000 people.

The restaurant would employ about 40 people.

Before job cuts, the new company would employ about 55,000 people.

According to the announcement, the plant would employ about 1,000 American workers, in addition to creating construction jobs.

He said that the work would take about 27 months and that the project would employ about 200 people during the period.

Balfour Beatty said it would employ about 30 apprentices to work on the stadium and employ people from Newham, one of London's poorest boroughs, where possible.

The garage would roughly triple the number of spaces to about 600, but would employ only about six people, hospital officials said.

The plant would employ only about 8 to 10 people at a time and would eliminate the current truck traffic at the site, which ranges from 20 to 200 trucks a week.

The city would require builders to employ about a third of their workers from Berkeley or the East Bay's "Green Corridor," and builders of larger structures will have to pay prevailing wages, a union-wage standard typically required only for publicly-financed projects.

Council members also expressed concern over cuts in the city's summer youth employment program, which Ms. Wu estimated yesterday would be able to employ about 21,000 young people if the administration's contingency plan for closing an estimated $5 billion budget deficit were to go into effect.

This was a plotline that seemed so true and heartfelt, two words that one would be hard pressed to employ about the big romantic twist to the second film.