Sentence examples for Job threatening from inspiring English sources

Yes, technological change is job threatening.

Serena (Blake Lively) finds her new job threatening her friendship with Dan (Penn Badgley), and Diana Elizabeth Hurleyy) looks for some heroism from Nate (Chace Crawford) as her latest publication becomes mired in problems.

But as in Silicon Valley, attitudes about what's acceptable and what's job threatening appear to be shifting — fast.

It is the Other — the ethnic minority, the immigrant — who has closed your factory, taken your job, threatened your safety.

The Kardashian Klan are used to hairstyles that break the internet – Kim's platinum blonde dye job threatened to overshadow the whole of Paris fashion week in March.

Contemptuous Irresolution 2 February 2007 After the Senate's failure to do its job threatened scientists with a very bleak year ahead, Congress comes through with a last-minute reprieve.

Their ability to quit or do less of a job threatens the troops.

Jahoda's model suggests that the possibility of losing one's job threatens the satisfaction of needs such as income and social contacts and leads to frustration.

"That important step away from the idea of threatening jobs, threatening development, has been taken in Germany," Mr. Fridolin said in a recent interview.

And he also accuses China of stealing American jobs, threatening to impose a 45% tariff on Chinese imports.

The Turkish government decreed Tuesday an end to a nearly 90-year-old ban on wearing Islamic head scarves and veils in civil service jobs, threatening to rekindle the secular vs. religious showdown that ignited weeks of unrest in late spring.