employed

IPA: ɛmpɫˈɔɪd

Examples of "employed" in Sentences

Still, he says, hearing the term employed by people like Paul - and also by Texas Gov.
To use an expression employed against Julian Assange and Wikileaks, that is nothing new.
"Special rights" is also the term employed on the right to argue against rights for gays and lesbians.
In our nation's political dictionary "abortion" is a word employed by intolerant people to cast shame on women who choose it.
Zionist Occupied Government, or ZOG, is a phrase employed by most American neo-Nazi groups to describe the current federal government.
Two weeks after that first article appeared, I learned in the business pages of The Port Frederick Times that Cain Clams had fired—“released” was the euphemism employed by the vice president—one-third of its employees “in an effort to solve our cash-flow problems.”
While government projections suggest the number of older Americans who remain employed is likely to plateau over the coming decade, RAND researchers say a more likely scenario is that the increase in delaying retirement that began in the late 1990s is likely to gain speed.