Sentence examples for job address from inspiring English sources

If "Inception" evokes the confused metaphysical state of things at the end of the first decade of the 21st century, the year's other most important films, David Fincher's "Social Network" and Charles Ferguson's documentary "Inside Job" address the age's moral turbulence.

First, Congress must invest in direct job creation that addresses long-neglected needs in communities.

It was an improvement over his first job, addressing envelopes at two shillings and sixpence per thousand.

My job addresses making arrangements for collection of waste in the city, right through to issues around street cleaning.

Ryan must have done a good job addressing his troops Monday morning because they were bristling with optimism as they stuffed their belongings into the ubiquitous plastic bags.

LinkedIn does a good job addressing the smaller part of the work force considered to be "white collar/managerial," he says.

Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg was the first to reach an explicitly political conclusion from the storm, endorsing President Obama for re-election after the hurricane because, he said, he believed Mr. Obama would do the better job addressing climate change.

"When we walked the city and spoke to people, I heard so many positive things about the changes in Long Beach and that we were doing a good job addressing the needs of the public," he said.

Typically, retail does a nice job addressing consumer interest.

And Facebook, as usual, has done a poor job addressing many of them and managing the backlash.

Even when investigators do an excellent job addressing reviewers' concerns (as expressed in the original review), reviewers sometimes come up with a whole new batch of criticisms.