Sentence examples for Job long term from inspiring English sources
But it has been widely known in the Penguins' organization that he did not want the job long term.
The youth coach Lee Carsley was appointed until the end of the season in September but repeatedly insisted he was not interested in the job long term and Monday's visit to Bolton will be his last game in charge.
Because Mr. Rouse initially did not want the job long term, and Republicans had taken control of the House after 2010, Mr. Obama next tapped William M. Daley, a Chicago executive and a longtime fixture in Democratic politics, hoping that Mr. Daley could build bridges to both Republicans and disenchanted business leaders.
"Then Malky Mackay comes in and, I'm not saying Malky wasn't right for the job long term, but it was the wrong time to appoint him.
Employers are more likely to hire people for whom the job being offered is a logical career move — in other words, it can be unattractive to an employer to hire someone for whom the job represents a major "change of course" in their career because it's less certain that they'll stay with the job long term.
We need a plan to replace these jobs long term.
If you can't deal with knowing what the kids have been through in a constructive way, then you can't stay in the job long-term.
Making Hughton, previously a standby caretaker, manager on a more permanent basis after Alan Shearer had decided he did not want the job long-term has been one of Newcastle's better decisions.
Both fans were quick to dismiss the idea that Chelsea supporters might want their team to lose to stop Benitez getting the job long-term.
He ruled out taking on the job long-term but did indicate he wanted to continue as deputy, telling the BBC he wanted to focus upon running the leadership contest and on Labour's UK general election campaign.
When he was made skipper in place of the injured Ponting for the fifth Ashes Test in Sydney three years ago, a survey in his native city of Sydney found that only 15% wanted him to be given the job long-term.
