Sentence examples for example employment from inspiring English sources

At the end of the cold war, for example, employment in military industries fell dramatically.

Triggs said she did want to concentrate more on "mainstream issues", for example employment discrimination.

If underlying demand remains stubbornly sluggish, because of higher oil prices for example, employment could peter out again, as it did a year ago.The other reason for caution is pay.

In that article, I calculated which industries were most reliant on federal defense money, based on Labor Department data showing where the Defense Department spends its money, and how money spent in any one sector affects employment in all the others (for example, employment of metal workers might rise when the government orders a new jet).

In New York, for example, employment in the leisure and hospitality sectors is running ahead of national trends, according to Heywood.

Most people do not regard forestry as a major future development option, principally due to negative association with, for example, employment opportunities, industrial activities and strength of bond and friendship between neighbours.

A possible objection against the introduction of a UI program is also the fact that even a suitably modified program may fare worse than other income-support mechanisms, for example, employment-guarantee schemes as introduced in India, or training programs that simultaneously enhance employability of workers and offer income support via training stipends.

An additional percentage point of growth in China, for example, increased employment by 0.44% during the 1990s but would raise employment by only 0.28% today.

So for example, if employment history is a better indicator of how hardworking an individual is, the mean of employment status over the survey period should, in principle, capture this effect.

For example, U.S. employment law forbids disparate treatment of protected groups in an employer's decisions about hiring, promotion, and conditions and benefits of work.

In the UK, for example, the employment rates of women with psychiatric disorder range from 42% (phobias) to 59% (panic disorder), compared to employment rates of 62% overall [ 23].