Sentence examples for unemployed from from inspiring English sources

He has been unemployed from his last job for about two years now.

Someone unemployed from July 2010 to June 2011 but otherwise employed, for example, would have positive income in both calendar years 2010 and 2011.

She was unemployed from July 1946 until she went up to Cambridge in October 1947, and her financial situation was dire.

It is ironic that those recently unemployed from their well-paying jobs are suddenly concerned with health insurance, car payments and housing costs.

There are several reasons that the long-term unemployed are not benefiting as much as the short-term unemployed from the increase in job vacancies as the economy recovers.

About 27,000 Woolworths employees will be unemployed from January 5 when the last store closes, which is likely to push the number of people out of work over the 2 million mark next year.

Many of the newly unemployed, forced from their company-sponsored housing or unable to make rent, have become homeless.

Optimism didn't evaporate with the good times, though, and seems to be keeping the recently unemployed here from despair.

Young people face increased competition for jobs from immigrants as well as from unemployed older people.

He is unemployed, I guess from his dress and manner.

The proportion of young people (18-24) who are unemployed has risen from 13% in 2008 to 19% last year.