Sentence examples for are working age from inspiring English sources

There are 2,706,066 Muslims in England and Wales (2011 census) 2. Of whom 1,704,103 are working age (aged 16-64) 3. Of whom about 817,970 are women (given that 48% of all Muslims in the UK are women) We also know that there are 3,029,000 people working in either state education or the National Health Service (Labour Market Statistics, September 2013).

The share of Americans who are working age — old enough to be out of school but young enough not to be retired — is no longer growing.

The majority of Moldovans and Georgians who migrate are working age, skilled individuals: this is true for both men and women although more men migrate eastwards to Russia whereas more women migrate westwards to meet the growing demand for home and elderly care services in the European Union countries (Labadze & Tukhashvili, 2013; UNICEF, 2008).

For the more than 20 million who are working age, only 30percentt are working.

In other words, the vast majority of Golden Dawn's supporters are working age men who were harmed the most from the ongoing crisis.

The age distribution shows that the majority of respondents are working aged (around 40%%).

When the recession began at the end of 2007, 54 percent of the people considered to be working age were in the prime working age range of 25 to 54.

By the time I was working age, the steelworks had all but gone.

All of the participants were working age adults.

Fewer working-age people are working or looking for work.

More women are working longer and into middle-age.