Sentence examples for unemployed for a while from inspiring English sources

Employers often avoid hiring candidates with a history of job-hopping or those who have been unemployed for a while.

"I was unemployed for a while and it was my main form of communication with the outside world.

On our second VD, he had been unemployed for a while and borrowed $20 from me so he could "show me a good time" on the 14th.

Though about a quarter of both new graduates and GCSE-holders are unemployed for a while when they leave full-time study, in two years less than 9% of graduates are still looking for work, compared with almost 27% of school-leavers.

Someone who's been unemployed for a while is likely to be very grateful for his or her new gig; to work harder than a peer who might be coming straight from another job; and even to accept a lower starting salary.

My lifestyle has always been frugal, so I can afford to be unemployed for a while.

Well, after being unemployed for quite a while, and muse-less, he takes a 28-hour caregiver course which engrains in him the helpful caregiver mnemonic, ALOHA: Ask, Listen, Observe, Help, Ask Again.

It's not that workers decide to live a life of ease on a fraction of their previous wage; it's that they become more willing to take the risk of being unemployed for an extra week while looking for a better job.

(While the economy has returned to growth, the unemployment rate remains over 23%; over 12% have been unemployed for a year or longer).

He's been unemployed for a year.

We have both been unemployed for a long time.