Sentence examples for Job poses from inspiring English sources
The decision apparently made by the administration to reorient the F.B.I. to make counterterrorism its No. 1 job poses major problems for civil liberties.
The social policy graduate accepts that his £78,000-a-year job poses particular challenges in the new age of austerity.
Foster Care Cycle Lack of Job Poses Risk to Daughter Sherrell cannot wait to get out of her group home, a rare place for teenage mothers run by New York Foundling Hospital in the Bronx.
Making the choice between the World Series and a regular job poses a dilemma, Bush acknowledged, then added: "But you really can't make a living being a utility player.
Johansson's new job posed a serious problem for Oxfam.
But the job posed one challenge that she resisted.
The company responded that under federal law, the job posed a "direct threat" to his health.
The rest of the gang entered, with the tools for the job, posing as workmen.
While he did an effective job posing the ethical dilemmas, he did not offer a simple solution.
He was forced to admit he had "screwed up" over his denial that he held a second job posing as a multi-millionaire under the pseudonym Michael Green while also an MP in 2006.
The chief executive was joined at the exchange by some of the company's most important assets: an otter, a lemur and a group of penguins, who did an admirable job posing for the cameras.
