Sentence examples for built-in job from inspiring English sources

Consider: It's already set up as a national plan, does not depend on anyone's investment acumen, avoids financial chicanery, has expenses that are ridiculously low, provides longevity and cost-of-living guarantees, and has built-in job portability.

Google Search's built-in jobs search engine, which launched earlier this year, is getting an update today.

Furthermore, Flink is equipped with built-in automatic job optimization, which achieves better performance compared to other engines.

The assessed year is often a built-in part of the job package for statutory roles.

After all, why pay for a service with built-in insurance if your job pays for it?

With analog, there was a built-in limit to any recovery job.

Yet for all the job's built-in vulnerability, there is little monitoring of either the subjects' health or the data's validity.

It has a memory system that can be programmed for a specific job, a built-in capacity to give and receive commands and an arm and a hand assembly that have 5 degrees of freedom.

The recordings in the pub, for example, highlight the challenges with an omnidirectional mic: I think the iPhone's built-in mic did a better job in the noisy room.

Another part of me yearns for the predictability, social outlets and built-in networking opportunities of previous jobs at big companies.

And with the recession far deeper than many policy makers believed it would be when they wrote the package, that built-in delay in spending and jobs creation is proving to be a bigger problem — both economically and politically — than they initially realized.