Sentence examples for Job lacking from inspiring English sources

Doing a fine job, lacking any applause, appreciated by but a few, he works for varying amounts and a ticket to the Rose Bowl game.

Long hours at a job lacking in greater meaning eventually takes a toll on many of the women we meet.

"My previous job lacked fun and was getting a bit monotonous, I needed more of a challenge".

ESPN's "Dream Job" lacks the essentials of the reality genre: contrived love, grotesque physical tasks, naked Machiavellians, exotic locales, obnoxious fiancés and Donald Trump's cantilevered coif.

A cluttered desk can also be a sign that you have taken on too many responsibilities and that your job lacks focus, Ms. Morgenstern said.

At research universities, faculty-level jobs lacking the possibility of tenure have risen from 55% of new hires in 1989 to 70% today.

This is vastly different from the problem of the non-existent jobs, or skilled jobs lacking candidates competent to fill them.

Of these, some returned to part-time work or found less interesting and satisfying jobs lacking prospects of promotion because it was all they could cope with, and reported the consequence of financial disadvantage.

He said those without jobs lacked the skills employers need.

Although unemployment is at a 30-year low among young people, too many of those without jobs lack training, education and economic standing, President Clinton said today in announcing $223 million in grants to attack the problem.

Additionally, migrant workers tended to have higher-level qualifications than required for low-skilled work, whereas in contrast many British workers applying for low-skilled jobs lack the basic numeracy and literacy skills needed to perform the role.