Sentence examples for a common job from inspiring English sources

A common job for AI is classification: given this input, what type of thing am I dealing with?

Muhammad, who trained as a teacher, had been working as a taxi driver, a common job for Iraqis who cannot find career-oriented work.

His visa, presented to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs in late 2009, describes his job as a "regional affairs officer," a common job description for officials working with the agency.

"Professional Slam-Dunker" isn't a common job title, but Jesus Ibn El makes his living flipping, spinning and dunking before huge audiences.

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A common job-seeking approach was to send out 200 or more photocopied, undifferentiated resumes and industry CVs during the course of a job search; it's what recruiters call "CV carpet-bombing".

O'May would not comment on whether or not inducements had been offered to Galley, or on reports that his client had stood as a Tory candidate and then been interviewed by Green for a Commons job before joining the Home Office.

In the modern world, where a very common job might require someone to be a social-media expert, public speaker, writer and data analyst, the polymath wins and the deep subject-matter expert is relegated to a back corner to be used as a resource for others.

"The inspiration for Feminist Babysitter came from my part-time babysitting job, a pretty common job among comedians and artists," Ginny added.

And training is infrequent and basic, lacking a focus on common job requirements such as caring for those with dementia.

In the fishing industry for 50 years, Macko says long gone are the days when fishing was a steady and common job.