Sentence examples for unemployed figures from inspiring English sources

Using data gathered within the first six months of a student leaving university, the report reveals that 62 per cent of graduates had found work while just nine per cent were unemployed – figures similar to last year.

For here they are, these people, these unemployed figures, temporarily hired quite literally as bodies.

Today's unemployed figures will set the tone for 2010.

The actual unemployed figure is 10 per cent of the Telegraph's claim.

A great thinker as a young man, John Forbes Nash Jr. spent decades of his middle age as a pathetic, unemployed figure who haunted the Princeton campus and was known as the Phantom.

Some 4% of graduates were unemployed – this figure rose to 5% for people with A-level or equivalents, and 8% for people with lower qualifications.

Between April and June 2008, 13% of the economically active population aged 18-24 was unemployed, a figure that had increased to 19% by the same period of 2013.

And though skeptics point out that a third of recent graduates from creative arts degrees are effectively unemployed, this figure needs to be placed alongside the fact that nearly the same holds true for last year's economics and engineering graduates.

But we know, through analyses of various data, that while 20 per cent of young white people are unemployed, the figure for black youths is 50 per cent, and that landlords and estate agents now keep out non-white tenants.

Currently, 40percentt of students who are seeking literacy and education services from our member programs are unemployed, a figure that increased from 35percentt just one year ago.

Last month, 8.8percentt of the workforce was unemployed, a figure that would be significantly greater if it included the millions of jobless Americans who have entirely given up looking for work.