Sentence examples for yet employed from inspiring English sources

"You didn't see 'The Town' yet?" employed people keep asking me.

One of the few tricks of the trade he has not yet employed is an address from the Oval Office, perhaps the biggest arrow in the presidential communications quiver.

The battle took a terrible toll, mostly from the heaviest concentration of artillery fire yet employed in any war; Austria suffered more than 40,000 casualties and France about 34,000.

The chemical behaviour of these metals is paradoxical in that they are highly resistant to attack by most chemical reagents yet, employed as catalysts, readily accelerate or control the rate of many oxidation, reduction, and hydrogenation reactions.

"Begonia" has made its debut, and is as expected the Cliq 2. The original Cliq was perhaps a little before its time; the Blur interface was sluggish and many useful services and shortcuts weren't yet employed by Android.

As Grigory Vinokur has shown, Russian language is deficient in regular models of word derivation and has not yet employed its potential for systematicity on both lexical and morphological levels.

"Japanese companies do not yet employ specialists," says Mr Ueda.

Yet employing economics where brute military force has failed could still be a step in the right direction.

Even when women are active business owners, they do not reach their potential: women own almost three in ten American firms, yet employ only 6% of the country's workforce and account for barely 4% of business revenues.I launched our company in 2004.

Yet, employing electromagnetic (EM) solvers in the design process is a challenging task, primarily due to a high-computational cost of an accurate EM simulation.

This referral center serves an area of 150,000, yet employs just one full-time Liberian doctor.