Sentence examples for result of unemployed from inspiring English sources

The nationwide unemployment rate is expected to edge up to 9.8%, from 9.7%, though the uptick may be as much a result of unemployed people reentering the job market as a rise due to newly laid-off workers.

Economists debate whether the decline is the result of unemployed people finding jobs or discontinuing their work search, since people who haven't sought jobs within four weeks of the government's monthly survey don't count as unemployed.

About half of that decline was the result of many unemployed giving up their search for work.

A narrow majority (51 percent) also said they had "spent more enjoyable time" with their families as a result of being unemployed.

In 1950, while in graduate school, he wrote an essay describing the "anti-capitalistic feelings" he experienced as a result of seeing unemployed people standing in breadlines.

According to the 2011 Young Entrepreneur Council/Buzz Marketing Group annual youth entrepreneurship survey, 23percentt of young people started a business as a result of being unemployed.

In 1950, while in graduate school, he wrote an essay describing the "anticapitalistic feelings" he experienced as a youngster as a result of seeing unemployed people standing in breadlines.

In rebuffing the European Union's request for revaluing, the Chinese prime minister claimed allowing the yuan to appreciate too quickly would bankrupt Chinese factories as their prices rose to uncompetitive levels, and the resulting exodus of unemployed workers to the countryside would provoke social unrest.

Five years of anarchic fighting resulted in thousands of unemployed, semi-literate youths being given guns by the rebels and the government.

If these policies are not implemented only for a very limited period, they will have longer lasting negative effects, that is, increasing structural and long-term unemployment, and the resulting skill attrition of unemployed workers as well as workers dropping out of the labor force.

Those that have some education often exhibit skills irrelevant to current demand in the labour market, in a situation where educational and skill requirements are increasing, resulting in millions of unemployed and underemployed youth.