unemployable

Women will be more unemployable than men, especially after they hit 30.

So far, they have also contributed to making her unemployable.

A business executive who made so many wrong calls would be out of a job, and probably unemployable.

His total lack of skills makes him almost completely unemployable.

"I know myself, and I'm really unemployable in the classical sense.

Still others will join the army of the chronically unemployable.

The fact that crime leaves so many young black men effectively unemployable is not, in itself, likely to move public policy.

As a result of this, he became extremely unpopular and eventually unemployable.

He had lost his job late last year and found himself unemployable in his old trade.

Who was responsible for this pleasant girl being effectively unemployable?

And you wonder why British youth are considered totally unemployable?

His career would be ruined, and he could easily find himself unemployable in civilian life.

About 30,000 have been classified as temporarily unemployable, meaning they cannot work for three to six months.

University should be places of excellence not storage facilities for the unemployable.

We count ourselves lucky - at an age where we've got a lot of work experience, but not too old as to be unemployable.

They were probably unemployable to go to such extremes.

He returned none the worse for wear but, like Billie, was now unemployable.

Right now many of our people are just unemployable."

Mr. Everett is 62 years old and pretty much unemployable.

As for online courses - these are notoriously unemployable, at least in better schools.

"Since he's basically unemployable, he'll be dealing drugs soon enough."

Not bad for someone who describes himself as "unemployable".

Some people are just plain unemployable, so what do you do with them?

Many of the veterans came back alcoholic, unemployable and antisocial.

She was concerned that publicity would make her unemployable.