Sentence examples for into unemployed from inspiring English sources

Forced into unemployed rural solitude, longing for bustle and an audience, he created one himself in the glorious procession of pilgrims towards Thomas à Becket's shrine.

The nature of the economic activity of the mother is categorised into unemployed, self-employed and working for family or others and included as an explanatory variable.

It means turning employed people who earn money and pay taxes into unemployed people who compound our economic woes.

A recent Stanford Social Innovation Review article, Hidden Talent: How Smart Companies are Tapping into Unemployed Youth, highlighted the returns a number of companies are getting from investing in opportunity youth.

Father's job status was based on current employment status and was dichotomized into unemployed and employed.

Occupation was classified into unemployed (including housewife), blue-collar workers and white-collar workers.

Here's one idea: a jobs plan instead of a good old-fashioned putting-the-boot-into-the-unemployed plan, or a sneaky cutting-penalty-rates-and-minimum-wage plan.

" 'What do you want little girl, HO, HO, HO.' Then he looks over and sees Adolph and me, and he breaks into" -- unemployed actor imitation here, sung -- " 'Be my loooove.' Big voice".

Fecklessness and anomie have rotted him away into an "unemployed, drunk loudmouth" with a serious debt problem.

Often what you see is painful, or the result of destruction: farmers and industrial workers turned into the unemployed or deskilled.

And so I worry that our governing elite, which just isn't all that into the unemployed, will allow the jobs slump to go on and on and on.