Sentence examples for job hardly from inspiring English sources

Leaving the job hardly guarantees one's safety.

This partisan hatchet job hardly even makes sense.

Even though the nature of the job hardly changes — "it's the same game, only with different people," Hagen said — the impact always ripples through their family.

If the interval feels somehow shorter, it is because competition for the top job hardly ceased, even though no ballot was held.

The deal is fine.' " The players, by and large, were delighted, even though their new conductor, older than Mr. Masur was when he took the job, hardly fit the bill of a young innovator.

Mark Burnett, probably the most highly regarded of the reality producers as the man behind "Survivor," said, "I listened at the upfronts to the way network people were going on about how they didn't want reality shows, and I thought, 'Am I going to be out of a job?"' Hardly.

They, too, want secure, high-paying jobs; hardly a formula for holding down costs.

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

Would they be consigned to second- and third-tier jobs, as happened to members of other blocs that supported Mr. Obama, like blacks and Hispanics, whose influence and visibility in high-profile jobs hardly match their voting muscle?

Economists are waiting to see whether the disappointing Labor Department report of hiring in May — which showed that employers added just 54,000 jobs, hardly enough to keep up with normal population growth, much less dent the unemployment rate — was an anomaly or the sign of a significant stall.

The most recent U.S. employment report shows the economy added a paltry 69,000 jobs, hardly the kind of job creation needed to keep a struggling economic recovery on the rails.