The word "gainful" is a correct and usable word in written English.
It is an adjective that means producing or capable of producing profit or income. An example sentence could be: "She found a gainful investment that will provide her with steady income over the next few years."
This is because the British public has such notoriously bad taste that it watches Mrs Brown's Boys and keeps Olly Murs in gainful employment.
Elizabeth Warren has called for interest rate reductions; President Obama signed an executive order capping payments on federal student debt at 10% of a borrower's income; there have been some piecemeal attempts to curb the criminal behavior at for-profit schools by strengthening so-called "gainful employment" rules.
Unemployment is already in double digits, so most Yemenis reckon they would find little gainful work with which to fill their time if they did stop chewing.
These provide gainful employment to locals on top of the 2,000 full-time professional matadors and 3,000 younger novilleros, each with supporting picadores and banderillerosin what is a billion-dollar industry.The San Fermín festival in Pamplona is watched by millions on television.
The development of institutions to solve our food security challenges can only occur if we invest in the intellectual capital of nations and then create the institutions that enable those well-trained scientists to have gainful employment.
Just half of Britain's single parents were in gainful employment when the OECD pulled together its figures (see chart); only in Turkey did a smaller proportion work.One big reason is that child care in Britain is dear.
Some people will study arts and humanities for the joy of it; others who do so will find gainful employment.
Even if better isntitutions provide a cushion against displacement, they note, there's something to be said for the dignity of gainful employment.
A gift (as opposed to gainful employment) allows his best friend, Captain Haddock, to buy back his family's ancestral mansion.
The 1980s British bonkbuster is a career-woman's handbook about four trail-blazing women who shun convenient marriages for big hair, leopard prints and gainful employment.There is a streak of feminism in Ms Ellis's soul-searching, but warm self-deprecation comes more naturally to her.
If the impairment is severe, then the claimant is judged unable to engage in substantial gainful activity and is awarded benefits.
