Sentence examples for sparse employment from inspiring English sources
Aboriginal people, pushed from their land, now living in places with sparse employment opportunities, have few options and little hope.
Making proclamations about the scientific enterprise based on sparse employment and career data about junior scientists has become a common endeavor.
While descriptive statistics may always be used (unless the data are too sparse), the employment of inferential statistics – statistics calculated from a study sample in order to make generalizations about a larger study target population – is not always appropriate.
In his majority opinion last year in Board of Trustees v. Garrett, the case that barred disability suits by state employees, Chief Justice Rehnquist in fact contrasted the sparse record of employment discrimination by the states -- governed by Title I of the law -- with evidence Congress had compiled of state conduct that violated Title II, which was not at issue in that case.
For many, low wages, a poor economy, and sparse full time employment opportunities have landed many families into the category of what the U.S. Department of Labor & Labor Statistics call the working poor.
We introduces a novel architecture for next generation passive optical network (PON) based on the employment of sparse code multiple access (SCMA) combined with orthogonal frequency division multiplexing (OFDM) modulation, in which the binary data is directly encoded to multi-dimensional codewords and then spread over OFDM subcarriers.
Hence, it would be logical to expect that the employment of an intrinsically sparse synthesis filter, such as the one developed in this article, would enhance the quality of the synthesized speech using the corresponding multi-pulse estimate.
Official indifference and Roma reluctance mean that data on life expectancy, infant mortality, employment and literacy rates are sparse.
Higher employment rates among the Russian patients and a sparse public social support system in the Russian federation probably contribute to this association.
Considering the size and importance of self-employment, literature that incorporates it into a model of the labor market is relatively sparse.
