Sentence examples for employed than from inspiring English sources

Having an exposure to that newspaper will shape youths' intention to be employed than self-employed.

Graduates were more likely to be employed than non-graduates.

As a proportion of the adult population, a smaller proportion are employed than before the recession.

With car payments and student loans, she said, "I would rather be employed than unemployed".

Across the country, immigrants in general are more likely to be employed than the American-born.

Despite its acknowledged failings as a universal system for phonetic transcription, it is more widely employed than any other.

Males, older age, high professional autonomy and low psychosocial work stress were more prevalent among self-employed than employed doctors.

There are 500,000 more self-employed than before the crisis.

As with the Eurostat measure, women are much more likely to be under-employed than men.

"Greece has between two and two and a half times more self-employed than in the rest of the OEC D.

Our welfare system has completely failed to adapt to a world in which more of us may soon be self-employed than work in the public sector.