Sentence examples for job aim from inspiring English sources

There are other games available to the disabled, but many are passive, solitary, two-dimensional things -- touch a felt board in the right spot and a recorded voice says "good job"; aim a head-pointing device just so and a cartoon character runs across the computer screen.

But others said it was an inside job aimed at killing council members.

Answer these questions: are you trying to get a job, aiming to showcase your talent or planning to grow your network?

If you ask me, it's about time rats got their act together in terms of PR, so what follows is my pitch for the job, aimed at all those people independent-minded enough to see the fun side of having rats around, and who, like me, believe it's time for a Re-Think on Rats.

This is a very important job, aimed to get more understanding of car's behaviour".

This manuscript by Young et al. does an excellent job aiming to propose an intervention and evaluation of it for self-management among heart failure patients discharged from rural hospitals.

Late last year, Xerox announced a restructuring plan, including the elimination of about 3,000 jobs, aimed at saving $200 million in 2009.

TechCrunch UK & Ireland Jobs board officially opened – post your jobs aimed at UK and Irish startups now.

The economic recovery was at its peak when FDR cut the unemployment rate in half largely through the efforts of the Works Progress Administration from 1935-1943, which provided jobs aimed at revitalizing infrastructure, parks and communities.

By assessing a broad range of knowledge, both formal and informal, the program aims to establish pathways back into education or toward a job: "The aim is not having to start from scratch".

Some belt-tightening and job cuts aim to save SFr250m in annual operating costs.