Sentence examples for culling job from inspiring English sources

In a TV interview, Stamper complained he hadn't been warned about the risk when he took the culling job.

For instance, firms routinely cull job candidates with a criminal record.

In addition, Sony culled 5,000 jobs from its computer and hard-hit television unit, which Mr Hirai has so far refused to sell because it is considered a core business.

Last summer Loscher unveiled a plan to cull 17,000 jobs worldwide, part of his program to slash expenses by $1.6 billion by fiscal 2010, and to jettison such businesses as the one that made electronic components for cars.

His death is a reminder of the cloud of mortality over Cuba's aging leadership as it tries to reinvigorate the island's weak socialist economy by culling public sector jobs and allowing more private enterprise.

HAMBURG — As carriers from American Airlines to Thai Airway International respond to high oil prices by shedding jobs, culling routes and grounding aircraft, Middle Eastern carriers are expanding as fast as they can in hopes of redefining their region as the aviation crossroads of the globe.

So the job of culling the deer will fall to the professionals.

At the moment, it is man rather than big beast that has the job of culling deer and Dartmoor ponies.

"The management of this farm needs to be more conscientious and do a better job of culling and euthanizing sick or injured birds," she told HuffPost.

With public debt at 86.2 percent of gross domestic product and France's credit rating under scrutiny, Mr. Sarkozy has had to eschew pre-election giveaways and draft a tight 2012 budget, curbing public spending and culling more civil service jobs by attrition.

We turned to Payscale.com, which lets users compare their salaries with those of other people in similar jobs by culling real-time salary data from its 16.5 million profiles.