unemployed people造句
1. This workshop helps young unemployed people in Grimsby.
2. Many unemployed people experience feelings of isolation and depression.
3. Some unemployed people can be very difficult to place.
4. Groups of unemployed people from all over the country marched in procession to the capital.
5. My job involves counselling unemployed people on/about how to find work.
6. Unemployed people are the main users of this advice centre.
7. Unemployed people often feel they are on the scrap - heap.
8. Many unemployed people welcome the chance to do purposeful work, even if unpaid.
9. More unemployed people are joining the dole queue each week.
10. We are quite generous towards unemployed people.
11. Lamont's announcement of help for 100,000 unemployed people also raised half a cheer at most.
12. Unemployed people are described as lazy, scroungers, living off the tax payer, etc.
13. We will offer unemployed people a range of employment and training opportunities.
14. The recent sharp rise in the number of unemployed people is also taken into account.
15. Self help: A group of unemployed people in Middlesbrough will be building their own homes this year.
16. A pilot scheme should give unemployed people aged over 55 ￡500 for an educational or training programme of their choice.
17. The article implied that unemployed people are lazy and do not want to work.
18. There is a growing feeling of alienation among young unemployed people.
19. Public expenditure was being stretched to the limit by having to support 3 million unemployed people.
20. We carefully considered - I explained how we did so - how best to help unemployed people back to work.
21. The net result is to deter part-time employment among unemployed people and to increase women's economic reliance on their partners.
22. One way to examine the issue is to consider the possible effect on the health of unemployed people.
23. Is this not a strange time to close offices which provide assistance for so many unemployed people?
24. The first two Conservative governments presided over an economy which produced ever increasing numbers of unemployed people.
25. Its wealth was largely non-industrial and it contained an enormous pool of underemployed and unemployed people.
26. It currently offers on an annual basis up to 600,000 unemployed people an average of six months training and work experience.
27. These broader, qualitative questions must be raised and examined as courses for unemployed people continue to proliferate.
28. It's vital that as the economy improves we find ways to enable long term unemployed people to compete positively for jobs.
29. Not surprisingly, the result has been to recruit predominantly middle-class unemployed people into mainstream programmes.
30. Since the Great Leap Forward of the 1950s, millions of young and unemployed people have been sent to the countryside.
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