How To Use Unfilled In A Sentence
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Staff have been told that the workload is unlikely to ease in the near future as there are 1,700 prison jobs across Britain that remain unfilled.
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Some social services departments in London report that 40 percent of posts are unfilled.
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There are currently 235 unfilled consultant posts, compared with 153 in 2001.
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The reductions will come through voluntary departures and by leaving open positions unfilled.
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As shown in Figure 10, a dotted line with a closed, unfilled arrow means realization (or implementation); as we saw in Figure 4, a solid arrow line with a closed, unfilled arrow means inheritance.
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There are thousands of unfilled jobs in the hospitality and retail sectors but applying without experience can be daunting.
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In a hearing before the New Hampshire Public Utilities Commission, consumer advocate Meredith Hatfield quoted a recent report by consultants hired to monitor FairPoint's "cutover" from Verizon that suggested FairPoint is underestimating the number of customer orders that have gone unfilled since the official transition began in late January.
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This has also resulted in 1,500 training posts remaining unfilled and the cancellation of operations.
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Social work in South Yorkshire is in crisis as increasing numbers of vital posts for carers remain unfilled in a situation getting steadily worse.
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Then, discerning an unfilled need, he started a cigar-box company in the heart of the Southern Ontario tobacco fields.
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One in five job vacancies remain unfilled because of a shortage of skilled workers.
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Rather than feel like an empty or unfilled space, the dream of the cottage is a warm beacon.
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Each puzzle is part filled, and your challenge is to complete the unfilled squares with numbers from 1 to 9.
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Some 800 maths and science teaching posts are unfilled.
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To prove it, the researchers first measured the specific heat of both the unfilled and filled skutterudite.
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If the role is still unfilled, it doesn't seem to be doing them much harm.
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Other details of the report were also supportive of growth, with unfilled orders posting a healthy increase -- indicating factories will keep busy for a while.
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(Loud applause) That is the ilea; and if we do not do that we cannot long keen our rich lands unfilled.
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The first great shadow that fell on this united little circle was when George Mansion's mother quietly folded her "broadcloth" about her shoulders for the last time, when the little old tobacco pipe lay unfilled and unlighted, when the finely-beaded moccasins were empty of the dear feet that had wandered so gently, so silently into the Happy Hunting Grounds.
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About 150 of the cuts will be met by leaving jobs unfilled.
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The hospital had to close its emergency intake wards at night because it had only five doctors doing the work of 14, as vacant posts lie unfilled.
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There may be fewer complaints about skills shortages now that the industry has shed thousands of jobs, but there are still dozens of unfilled posts in optoelectronics and electronic engineering.
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It says this can be done without affecting services by deleting posts that have remained unfilled for a long time.
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Since then the position of flag carrier for Work - Shy CEO has remained unfilled.
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There may be fewer complaints about skills shortages now that the industry has shed thousands of jobs, but there are still dozens of unfilled posts in optoelectronics and electronic engineering.
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For such a large house, it was decidedly unfilled and looked almost unlived in; it was unnaturally clean.
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But there are concerns that there will still be unfilled vacancies, and that schools are resorting to supply cover and swapping staff from subject to subject to paper over cracks.
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Existing Vacancies' refer to those unfilled, immediately available job openings for which the establishment is actively trying to recruit personnel at date of survey.
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Most unfilled posts were in general medicine and surgery, but there were also large numbers in anaesthetics, pathology, and psychiatry.
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I just don't understand why so many jobs have to go unfilled when there are so many people willing to fill them.
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These questions kept intruding themselves into my few unfilled moments and challenging me to face my restless self.
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At one stage half the permanent health service posts were unfilled and agency staff worked in the flat on a daily basis.
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No schools have been named but a more detailed report containing a break down of pupil numbers and unfilled places is set to be published by September.
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The vacuum created by his death 24 years back still remains unfilled.
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Junior doctors know this: a third of GP training posts are unfilled.
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As many as one in four radiographer posts go unfilled in some parts of the country, though the Department of Health has no figure for the overall number of vacancies.
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It was unclear last night whether these were new positions or jobs unfilled by the Italians and Portuguese.
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A substantial number of designated and named doctor posts are unfilled.
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Under the current funding structure, universities are paid per student from central government so unfilled places lead to budget shortfalls.
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The number of unfilled teaching posts in English schools fell last year, official figures are expected to show this week.
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The group was told that a quarter of consultant paediatric pathology posts are currently unfilled.
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His post of chiliarch was left unfilled.
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The right wing can only dominate to the extent that the vacuum opened up on the left remains unfilled.
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Most unfilled posts were in general medicine and surgery, but there were also large numbers in anaesthetics, pathology, and psychiatry.
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At the end of the 1999-2000 school year the district had 200 unfilled teacher vacancies.
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Existing Vacancies' refer to those unfilled, immediately available job openings for which the establishment is actively trying to recruit personnel at date of survey.
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The Minister undertook to pursue the unfilled vacancy issue and I am pleased about that.
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Targets are now being met, but there are still unfilled posts.
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Many experienced nurses have already been made redundant and posts left unfilled, or replaced with healthcare assistants.
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The important distinction is, it seems, between jobs lost and posts unfilled.
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This means that if we did not have immigrants these jobs would remain unfilled.
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In the worst cases, two authorities had 13 posts unfilled - one in Scotland and one in the south of England.
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Despite the aid of a late-round trade and two compensatory picks, they left with eight unfilled.
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The method would return to the beginning of the selection loop and scrutinize any job that was unfilled.
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* Cooked choux pastry (unfilled) can keep in an air tight container for 3 days and can be frozen for up to three weeks
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The chief executive position remains unfilled.
The Sun
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Equipment is not replaced after it has worn out, positions are left unfilled and staff are dangerously overworked.
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The seats immediately surrounding them remained unfilled; though it was a standing-room only crowd, none of the fashionable attendees would dream of sitting in proximity to such notorious rabble-rousers.
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The latest available official figures show that in January this year there were just six primary school jobs unfilled and five vacancies in secondaries.
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In addition, the proportion of unfilled posts has also quadrupled.
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Community based diabetes nursing, dietetics, and chiropody posts were unfilled.
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Some 800 maths and science teaching posts are unfilled.
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So there is, for example, no acting up to cover for unfilled posts.
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They have more decayed teeth being filled, more left unfilled, and fewer extractions.
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Since then the position of flag carrier for Work - Shy CEO has remained unfilled.
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It can cost about £4,000 to recruit a new staff member, including advertising costs, training and the costs to the business of an unfilled vacancy.
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On both of our housing estates in Ruraltown, The Swamp and The Reservation, with the notable exception of the Eastern European immigrants, very few of the youngsters are employed, despite the unfilled vacancies in the windows of the local jobcentre.
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The number of unfilled GP posts has quadrupled over the past three years.
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It means any unfilled posts will not be advertised and temporary staff - including agency nurses - were no longer being hired.
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Moreover, the backlog of unfilled orders, after shrinking for three years, is growing again at a rapid clip.
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Education chiefs spent months looking at the increasing number of unfilled primary school places caused by fewer birth rates across the borough.
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A hospital has drafted in army doctors to tackle a shortage of nursing staff as 215 vacancies remain unfilled.
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It will not remain unfilled.
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This is why supplier deliveries are slowing to an extreme degree, and unfilled order backlogs are inflating at a double-digit annual pace.
