Sentence examples for employed out from inspiring English sources

One caveat of this study is that since the sample only involves current job seekers, the results may not be generalizable to returnees who are currently employed, out of the labor force, or self-employed.

Off-farm strategies included agricultural activities employed out of the farmland of the households like forest products and fishery.

Different feature enhancement techniques are employed, out of which the DoG, MWS, and BSIF recorded the best results as shown in Table 2. Therefore, our proposed framework, which is depicted in Fig. 1, is based on these descriptors.

However, by that time, Mari was known to be located in the so-called Land of Laqe, making it unlikely that the Usur family actually controlled it, and suggesting that the title was employed out of historical reasons.

Due to the presence of Xavi, Sergio Busquets and Andrés Iniesta in the three man midfield, as well as the emerging Thiago, however, Fàbregas was often employed out of position as a winger, or even as a supporting forward under Guardiola.

Employment was defined as: employed, out of work or retired.

Martínez-Muñoz and Suárez [28], in an attempt to find the optimal number of components of ensembles, employed out-of-bag as the optimization criterion.

They suggest that local GP surgeries and pharmacies should have extended opening hours and more doctors and dentists should be employed out-of-hours, including at local hospitals and treatment centres not currently providing out-of-hours services.

Taking sword in hand, she struggles to drive the English and the various demons they employ out of France, aided by friends, soldiers and a mysterious purple frog.

It was part of a Treasury Department program to employ out-of-work architects, engineers, artisans and artists.

In retrospect, it is apparent that Martin Marietta was employing out-of-the-box thinking not out of any attempt to be creative but out of an urgent desire to survive.