Sentence examples for is continuously employed from inspiring English sources

Stability is a parameter to evaluate the feature of a sensor to maintain its properties when it is continuously employed in hostile environments for a long time [12].

"He was continuously employed from July until Monday," said the spokesman, Lou Colasuonno.

During most of those 28 years he was continuously employed in the building, rebuilding, or improvement of royal houses.

An extended period of unemployment means lower earnings: workers who return after long-term unemployment earn 20 percent less over the next 15 to 20 years than a worker who was continuously employed.

In 2007 nearly 100 workers who had been continuously employed on temporary contracts for more than five years were sacked without notice; their request to speak to the company's directors was denied, and the factory gates were locked against them.

For instance, only 10 11 % of immigrants from the Middle East and Africa are continuously employed in all periods and 25 30 % are not employed in any period.

Highly acclaimed simulation and tutorial games such as SimCity and Math Blaster have been continuously employed in elementary schools across the country, but the most common software used in education today is the web, word processors and spreadsheets.

Third, by ignoring differences in employment and unemployment by education, Rouse under-estimates costs because early school leavers are less likely than high school graduates to be continuously employed.

To control also for this possible source of selection, in the bottom part of the table, we further select our sample by considering only workers who were continuously employed during the period 2008 2014.

Workers should be continuously employed for at least one year between 1 January 1960 and 31 December 1998.

A total of 3,451 respondents who had been initially healthy and who had been continuously employed between 1998 and 1999 were included in the analysis.