Sentence examples for real unemployed from inspiring English sources

This and early retirement probably add another 4% to 5% to Germany's real unemployed.

Our real unemployed percentages are in the double digits and rising, and Congress has yet to enlarge the period of unemployment benefits.

· The number of real unemployed workers has increased by 11.5 million since the start of the Recession, and just since December 2008 by 3.7 million.

(Ask the millions of long-time real unemployed workers what figure they think we should start this reform at, and it certainly won't be $1 million!).

· The number of real unemployed workers in all four categories - official BLS, part-time-of-necessity, marginally attached, and discouraged - decreased by 193,000 workers to 28.2 million, which remains more than twice BLS's official figure of 13.5 million.

Compared to other nine recessions and recoveries since the Second World War, the Great Recession of 2007, which very much continues especially for the long-time real unemployed, remains hindered by our nation's large trade deficit in oil, the large and again growing manufacturing trade deficit with China, and federal tax policies that continue to dissuade job creation here at home.

(Most of the victims of his trade have been culled by Reitman from the ranks of the real-life unemployed).

But his working drafts became more serious as millions lost jobs, until, finally, he wound up recruiting the real-life unemployed in Detroit and elsewhere to play Mr. Clooney's victims in his film.

Shameless for real, observing the unemployed.

John's father was an alcoholic and unemployed real estate salesman; his mother was a nurse's aide with a cocaine habit.

If only auto workers, unemployed real estate agents and most of the rest of us, who are struggling to make our mortgage payments, had it so good.