Sentence examples for job generally from inspiring English sources

The job generally pays less than lucrative specialties.

The job generally attracts young officers with three to five years of experience.

In other words, majority leader is still, largely, an insiders' job, generally filled by career politicians.

And the market-determined salary of a job generally offers the best — if imperfect — measure of its importance.

So complete is their reconciliation that Señor Bercow has now invited Dorries to sit on the Chairman's Panel, a job generally reserved for elder statesmen.

Weeks earlier, he had been chosen to run the brokerage operations of Merrill Lynch & Company, a job generally considered a steppingstone to the chief executive's chair.

Academic and research jobs generally require a PhD.

Rigorous exams for an array of coveted government jobs generally weed out unprepared applicants.

The jobs generally pay $45,000 to $150,000 -- versus a more typical $6,000 for similar jobs in India, the biggest source of supply.

As the economy fails to fully recover, it's unclear what will happen to traditionally male or female jobs generally.

For those with autonomy in their jobs — generally, well-paid professionals — breast-feeding, and the pumping it requires, is a matter of choice….