Sentence examples for controversial job from inspiring English sources

It's about more than doing a controversial job.

Swift has what is perhaps the most controversial job in one of the most controversial aspects of the war on terror.

No successor, the nervous Mark Lennox-Boyd, the genial Archie Hamilton, or anyone else ever had Gow's huge success with a controversial job.

Episodes are divided into a collection of sketches, man-on-the-street interviews, and a segment named Amy Goes Deep, where Schumer will grill a person with an interesting, if controversial, job.

It's not that close but, yeah, so much gets churned up". Lee laughs when asked about his "double life" and why, when he was struggling to get his writing career off the ground after leaving Ireland for London in the mid-1980s, he chose a demanding and sometimes controversial job such as social work to pay his way.

In a letter to the governor, O'Grady wrote, "The commission itself is a constitutional entity charged to do a difficult, controversial job independent of the state's political structure.

And the controversial "jobs bank" scheme, which pays some laid-off workers to do nothing, will be scaled down.

When he voted in favour of a controversial jobs bill in February the tea-partiers who had helped to elect him accused him of betrayal.

More concessions came this week when the union agreed to end a controversial "jobs bank" program, which pays workers even when there are no vehicles to build.

On Wednesday, UAW President Ronald Gettelfinger said union leaders agreed to suspend the controversial "jobs bank" program that lets autoworkers collect paychecks even when there are no vehicles to build.

Walter does an excellent job of walking a controversial line.