Sentence examples for distinguished job from inspiring English sources
He did a distinguished job while he was in Washington.
Certainly the Europeans themselves have not done a very distinguished job defending freedom close to home.
The MetroStars' defense did a distinguished job on Serna and Preki, Miami's top offensive threats.
Tom Stoppard, a fluent and sensitive adaptor, has made a distinguished job of carving a workable screenplay from Tolstoy's 950-page novel, and Joe Wright has found a distinctive way of bringing it to the screen with Keira Knightley as Anna, Jude Law as her middle-aged, cuckolded husband, Karenin, and Aaron Taslor-Joheron as her dashing lover, Count Vronsky.
Employers tend to seek highly schooled individuals while depending on the education system to prepare and distinguish job candidates.
Starting from the end of the 1970s, education has been (re)used to distinguish job seekers.
Under the assumption that employers are able to distinguish job applicants with a criminal background from job applicants without a criminal background, the main research hypothesis that we evaluate in this study is that ex-offenders are discriminated against in the labor market.
Remembering, however, that our method of distinguishing job-movers and stayers necessarily blurs the distinction between them, these results do seem somewhat convincing.
Four types of jobs are distinguished in a 'Job Demand Control' model, which operates according to the combination of demands and control they offer: passive jobs (low demands, low control), low strain jobs (low demands, high control), active jobs (high demands, high control) and high strain jobs (high demands, low control).
The scientific literature distinguishes between job-to-job and project-to-project rotations.
The credit score, once a little-known metric derived from a complex formula that incorporates outstanding debt and payment histories, has become an increasingly important number used to bestow credit, determine housing and even distinguish between job candidates.
