Sentence examples for but part time from inspiring English sources

But part time, he says, is better than no time.

But part time workers also saw stronger growth than full-time jobs, with weekly earning for part time jobs up 3.7 per cent compared to 1.8 per cent for full time jobs.

But part-time employment itself is not the problem.

It's a business, but part-time, at my leisure.

But part-time work accounts for 7.9% of employment in Spain and 30.4% in the Netherlands.

But part-time or zero-hours work – which millions of women do – is insecure and underpaid.

Part-time physicians are rare, but part-time veterinarians are not uncommon.

But part-time lifeguard Geoff Wade, 29, was told he could not have them on safety grounds.

Funding from Higher Education Funding Council for England made it possible to employ a highly effective, but part-time recruitment officer during the summer.

By 2013-14, the proportion of new students who were full-time undergraduates had passed the halfway mark, but part-time undergraduates had fallen to one in six.

But part-time work also means living with a job and an income that isn't going to turn heads at a New York City cocktail party.