Sentence examples for difference in job from inspiring English sources

There was no difference in job satisfaction by each facet or composite score between nurses in different regions (Table  2).

Second, was there a difference in job tenure between good and bad bosses?

The suggestion is that any daylight between the two of them can be chalked up to a difference in job description, not substance.

In other industries, however, there was not a detectable difference in job or payroll growth between the winning and losing counties.

The scale of the government's challenge in creating a "northern powerhouse" has been highlighted by official figures that reveal a stark difference in job creation between London and the south-east and the rest of England since the recession.

Another McCain adviser, Kevin A. Hassett of the American Enterprise Institute, said Mr. McCain's proposal for a corporate income tax cut would have made a "a dramatic difference" in job creation.

Any local difference in jobs is going to be tiny, barely perceptible in the context of Burlington's overall economy.

Comparisons of confidence intervals for the mean job satisfaction scores for different groups of respondents found no significant differences in job satisfaction between respondents of different age groups, genders, professions, levels of education, or districts.

Regarding the first hypothesis, results indicate some differences in job demands between hospitals of different ownership.

Likewise, the mechanism of financial support is different between academia and industry, and leads to differences in job function.

In separate regression analysis for each country (due to different number of categories), there were no gender differences in job satisfaction (Table  4).