employing造句

The youngsters over the past decadehave begun employing rings and tops profusely.

They accused ranchers of employing gunmen to harass and even kill them.

On the next, there was an attack on a woolen mill employing many Chinese workers.

Mr Jobs was disarmingly charismatic, employing what has been dubbed a "reality distortion field" to inspire cult-like loyalty.

The flow fields in the HP medium speed mill were simulated by employing the numerical simulation meth-od.

For a time, employing quants was trendy: it showed the firm was using science to beat the market.

But inequalities persist. Men continue to dominate fields employing mathematics and physics and women prevail in professions that require strong language skills.

When an employing unit recruits persons via a job intermediary, it shall provide the intermediary with truthful information about its demand for jobs.

having or employing wavelengths shorter than light but longer than X-rays; lying outside the visible spectrum at its violet end.

having or employing wavelengths longer than light but shorter than radio waves; lying outside the visible spectrum at its red end.

Ucello painted the battle between Florentine and Sienese forces in 1432 - which took place within his lifetime - three times, each time employing spectacular color and - for the time - great realism.

But the firm has resisted TCI by employing hardball tactics of its own, including taking the fund to court and accusing it of illegally building its position by stealth.