Sentence examples for job below from inspiring English sources

Di Canio does not rule out taking a job below the top flight, but the former Swindon manager is still hoping for a Premier League return.

"Community standard (what community?)." He also listed the traits of the quintessential sex offender: "social loner," "often balding," "overweight or pot belly," "working a job below their academic achievement".

Emily Cox and Henry Rathvon do a very good job below of describing the permeation of our television culture by the movie version of Mr. Shepherd's stories, so I'll just talk about the puzzle.

The underlying notion is that migrants who migrate for economic reasons do so primarily in order to generate more income and that they are therefore willing to take a job below the status of the job they had before migrating, provided the income they earn from it is higher than in the country of origin.

Once they have found a job outside the occupational domain of their education programme, the relatively unfavourable match will be likely to result in a job below the level of the education programme completed and their wages and satisfaction will be lower and their career opportunities worse than among those with a broader education who work outside their occupational domain.

Astronomer Donald Lynden Bell of Cambridge University, for instance, believes that his wife Ruth, now a professor in the atomistic-simulation group at Queen's University in Belfast, remained in a job below her capabilities for 30 years until she accepted her chair in Belfast in 1995.

It was a big kitchen, and the pot washers were at the bottom of the job ladder, below even the dishwashers.

The labour force has steadily declined; employment is now about 3m jobs below the 1998 level.

Men have been gaining jobs as well, but the 59,428,000 jobs they now hold is 1.8 million jobs below the previous high, reached in June 2007.

We are millions of jobs below trend, and we have lost millions of jobs in manufacturing - the manufacturing of goods that we still consume, no less.

And even though the nation has added 1.5 million jobs since last August, it is still more than one million jobs below the total number of jobs in 2001.