Sentence examples for young entrants from inspiring English sources
Young entrants from the French speaking part are on average 13% more likely to experience early unemployment compared to young labour market entrants from the German speaking part.
As in much of Italy, a logjam blocks young entrants.
The pipeline of young entrants into the profession isn't large enough.
His ability to identify and nurture his fellow broadcasters, inspire young entrants into the field and to do it all with grace and enthusiasm cannot be replaced.
Better still, he could set up a national land bank from which farms could be let out to young entrants along the lines of the county council small-holding schemes.
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It is fair to say that students and young new entrants to the industry do see crunch and unpaid overtime as price of admission – as 'the way it is in games'".
That mobility is obscured by young new entrants whose poverty remained relatively high.
He added: "We know the labour market is especially tough for young new entrants at this time at all skill levels.
"I'd been a young entrant into Formula One myself and had also run a fairly good driver development programme at Stewart Grand Prix, when I'd helped drivers like David Coulthard, Juan Pablo Montoya, Gil de Ferran and Allan McNish.
At 12 she became a young entrant to the Sophia Mathematics High School and became so steeped in math that she'd mumble in the middle of the night about invariant functions.
