Sentence examples for competition for work from inspiring English sources

So competition for work is keen.

Competition for work in his chosen career, he says, is extremely tough.

The foreign competition for work at Microsoft, Mr. Courtney said, will help the company's management put more pressure on wages for its American workers and reduce employee benefits.

Is the spiralling and cut-throat competition for work forcing practices to expect too much from their staff for too little in return?

There is a mindset of it being very much a vocational job, there is a lot of competition for work, and [having to be] prepared to leave your wife and kids at a moment's notice and go to other countries".

Those like Mrs. Rivera find life difficult in Mountain View: the competition for work is fierce, housing is expensive and cuts in government services are pending as the city tries to balance its budget.

These can, in principle, address the problem of competition for working time, one of the major drawbacks of dual practice.

These days, competition for new work is fierce.

Ms Connelly, who, like Ms Spacek, has already won a fistful of awards, should see off the competition for her work in "A Beautiful Mind".

Saoirse Ronan was once considered to be rival competition for her work in the immigration drama Brooklyn, but has failed to net any major awards.

It pays a lot of money and there is such competition for the work that you don't want to create any waves.