Sentence examples for apparent employment from inspiring English sources

PetroSaudi executives warned in early September 2010 that they had "no contractual nexus with TB" and were anxious about "the lack of apparent employment or other involvement of TB in the corporate structure".

The first is the apparent employment, strongly suggested by our data, of different components of the translational machinery (and notably of ribosomal proteins) under normal versus stress conditions.

It still has many challenges to face--despite the apparent recovery, employment numbers were still down in 2004--but 2004--but 2004--butvErnstt European biotech is "back on track".

"We hope that he does not dwell on the successes of the economy, which may be apparent in employment statistics, the GDP and stock market gains, but which are not felt by folks at the grocery store," Democratic political analysts James Carville and Stan Greenberg wrote in a recent strategy memo.

Mr. Lattimer of MRG concurred that discrimination against educated minorities and indigenous groups is "equally, if not more apparent in employment".

Thursday's report "adds to the likelihood that the apparent disconnect between employment and G.D.P. will be closed with G.D.P. moving up rather than employment down," said Jim O'Sullivan, chief United States economist at High Frequency Economics.

The boom also allowed huge increases in minimum wages without apparent damage to employment.

The apparent rise in employment helped nudge the institute's nonmanufacturing index to 52 in April, from 49.6 in March.