Sentence examples for less employed from inspiring English sources

The problem is Clegg and most law makers have never had a job outside politics, much less employed people.

Natasha Marie Llorens and Sarah Resnick, two young women more or less employed by Rosler, were troubleshooting with her.

Just for the pleasure of their company I once locked Chris and Hugh Bonneville in a room with me, back in the days when they were less employed, to try to write a sitcom.

The reader is hooked, if not necessarily convinced, by the author's skill with fiction's useful spring mechanism (less employed nowadays) of "what's next?" As for the second distance, North addresses his story not to us but to a listener who passes it along.

She said children could no longer assume they would live better lives than their parents: "Africa's youth are more educated than their parents but less employed … A decrease in living standards in Europe is bad but in Africa this could be lethal".

However, Au is relatively much less employed in polymer-based hybrid gas sensors.

Homecare providers are continually expected to deliver more for less, employing staff on zero hours contracts and experiencing a high turnover of carers.

Next to its European counterparts, British business is less innovative, employs less capital and draws on a less competent workforce.

In practice settings where endoscopy is less available and/or less readily employed, these findings may not apply.

Penta- and hexanucleotide repeats occur less frequently in the human genome and are so far less commonly employed in population genetic studies than di-, tri-, or tetranucleotide repeats.

In our study, overall women were less likely to be in the higher social class and were less often employed.