Examples of 'he is unemployed' in a sentence
Meaning of "he is unemployed"
he is unemployed: Indicates that a male individual is currently without a job or occupation and is not employed. This phrase is used to describe someone's current employment status
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he is unemployed
He is unemployed for almost one year.
Though he is highly educated yet he is unemployed and poor.
He is unemployed but has a book deal.
The claimant has not demonstrated that he is unemployed.
I suspect he is unemployed and lives at home.
Mara is annoyed with her husband because he is unemployed.
Most likely he is unemployed or retiree.
He is unemployed and does not study.
Like his father he is unemployed.
He is unemployed and homeless.
Sakuya does not seem to care that he is unemployed and homeless.
Now he is unemployed.
He is frustrated because he is unemployed.
Since he is unemployed.
He has about twenty years of experience in insurance, when he is unemployed.
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He is unemployed only during the weeks where the firm has no work.
It has been six months in prison . Since he is unemployed.
But now that he is unemployed Schiavi could be entrusted to restart it.
He has not had any luck in Spain, where he is unemployed.
That he is unemployed following termination of his service;.
Adi, like Pele represents a very important social demographic . Meaning, he is unemployed.
He is unemployed and lives off of his father 's monthly pension.
The Mr. Burgess here, he is unemployed obviously he 's not starving.
He is unemployed and lives in Kibera, a poor area southwest of Nairobi.
Like 42 percent of the Gazan population, he is unemployed.
What is if she or he is unemployed now or for the past 5 years?
He is unemployed from 6 months.
Yes! He is unemployed.
He is unemployed for 2 years, and if I leave, mother will be all alone.
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Addressing the needs of unemployed women was a priority
