Sentence examples for in which job from inspiring English sources

Here are two other ways in which Job changed music.

In a business in which job changes are frequent, he was a constant.

The phenomenon was probably inevitable in a labor market in which job seekers outnumber openings five to one.

And in a market in which job hopping is the norm, being tied to one employer can be a hardship.

And in which job any reputation as a shagger will be taken to indicate supreme potency, as opposed to incontinence.

The American people look to the president and Congress to create jobs — or, more precisely, to create the economic conditions in which job growth occurs.

David Neumark, an economist at Michigan State University, points to plenty of professions teachers, doctors, even labour economists—in which job-hopping remains rare, and to plenty of others, such as the building trade, in which job-hopping has been the norm for generations.

One large reason, Mr. Miller said, may be a fact that is easy to forget in a labor market in which job-hopping among the most sought-after managers seems rife: very few jobs can match the pay, power and prestige that comes with the chief executive's chair at a major company.

Word processing, a field in which jobs hardly existed five years ago, is the big news in office work these days.

But there is still a lot they can do to build a city in which jobs can grow.

But debt incurred in college becomes a serious burden at graduation, especially in a recession in which jobs are scarce.