Sentence examples for Job cause from inspiring English sources

I hope you love your 9-5 job, cause you're going to be there a while.

In this case, someone has been given a job (cause for celebration, no?) and a fully-edited story has gone out.

I call him up and say, 'Wonderful acting job!' 'Cause, see, a lot of people in show business don't know their limitations, and they always try to go over them, and it looks clumsy, but David knows exactly what he does". Crazily inventive and yet studiously cautious, Letterman doesn't like to venture outside his chosen turf.

Research shows that disgruntled, disengaged employees are more likely to call in sick, quit without notice, give poor customer service, waste time, engage in workplace bullying or violence, file workers compensation claims, be injured on the job, cause injury to others, steal, and be far less productive, creative and committed than their fully-engaged counterparts.

But for those in the background, like Grignon, few parts of the job caused more stress.

Her zeal for her job causes inevitable conflicts with her lover and her children, but these are dramatic red herrings.

But violence at home, combined with the brutality he witnesses on the job, causes his facade of certainty to crack.

Of course, his dramatic slide off the job caused his arrest; among other violations, he jeopardized passenger safety.

In a system where murky ownership ties and shady histories are the norm, the idea that regulators might actually do their job caused pandemonium.

Pfeiffer, a longtime Obama loyalist and Murray's predecessor, had been cautious in the job, causing grumbling among colleagues because his risk aversion bottled up ideas and projects.

Four in five trainee hospital doctors say their job causes them excessive stress, while 95% say that poor staff morale is affecting the safety of patient care.