Sentence examples for actually jobless from inspiring English sources

They are themselves, of course, too lazy to do the basic mathematics that demonstrate the fallacy of their assumptions: anyone who would be able to afford to do anything apart from watch TV, play videogames or lurk pointlessly around a shopping mall after paying rent, bills and groceries out of $250 a week is not actually "jobless" – they would be gainfully employed as a professional criminal.

Afterward, as it emerged that he was actually a jobless amateur who claimed to be politically neutral and spoke with little of the zing of his online postings, some of his fans turned against him.

The Huffington Post was unable to confirm whether Holmes actually received jobless benefits.

The stigma associated with long-term unemployment is so bad that it's actually boosting the jobless rate, as workers sit idle, their skills atrophy and they become less employable, according to a February report from the Congressional Budget Office.

New jobless claims actually fell this week, although they're still tremendously high.

The jobless rate actually fell, to a five-year low of 6.7% from 7% in November.

The now out-of-date spot declares, that "this is what the jobless rate actually is: 8.1 percent".

Unemployment rose in most of the member states, although the increase was muted in the north, and the number of jobless people actually fell in Germany.

In economic news, initial jobless claims actually dropped by 24,000 last week.

The German jobless rate actually fell to 8% in September, the Federal Labor Agency's statistics showed Wednesday, well below the 9.5% rate for the euro zone.

When Perry proposed drug testing last year, the former Republican presidential candidate said taxpayers shouldn't subsidize drug use but stopped short of claiming that the poor and jobless are actually on drugs.