Sentence examples for highly remunerative work from inspiring English sources

The only long-term jobs stadiums create, according to this line of thought, is for the people doing the hard — and not highly remunerative — work of selling the beer, cooking the hot dogs and sweeping up after the fans have gone home.

"They're highly remunerative and also a lot of fun".

Even she is having a hard time finding remunerative work and getting on a career track.

In 1967, she left her domestic employment to accept more remunerative work in Philadelphia.

After all, a parent's profession may not be highly remunerative, but it might reflect training or skill.

After working as a domestic for approximately one year, she obtained other, more remunerative, work in the city.

The result of such assaults has been the opposite of Dean's critics' intentions, however — a highly remunerative jujitsu.

At a time when virility was measured by the cost of a suitor's gifts, Joyce soon learned that her favorite pastime could be highly remunerative.

His final screenwriting effort a musical adaptation (1973) of an earlier movie (1937) based on James Hilton's Lost Horizon (1933)—though poorly received, was highly remunerative.

Because the export of raw jute is not highly remunerative, efforts were made under the Pakistani administration to establish mills to produce and export jute products and thus earn foreign exchange.

Although the economy is starting to create new and often highly remunerative jobs, they are out of reach to those who cannot move.An unprecedented extension of jobless benefits may also be to blame.