Sentence examples for job issue from inspiring English sources

As President Bush told steelworkers last year: "Steel is an important job issue.

The jury has already been reduced to 14 members from 16, with two dropouts, due to illness and a job issue.

"It is not just a job issue.

Johnson argues that the job issue is a false one with capital -- that lending is not related to the amount of equity you're required to pile up.

Second, while increased engagement with China and India for some may seem to be a threat to current jobs and wages, for our children the major job issue could be access to providing services and products to these nations' exploding middle classes, as per capita income in India and urban China triple in the coming 20 years.

Mr Ganesh's job, issuing Indian visas to Afghans, often for medical treatment, sounds humdrum.

"Certainly anything with a housing-related component has some severe job issues," said Mr. Levkovich of Citigroup.

The highlight comes when the phrase "confidence in the integrity of our cement job" issues from the lips of John Malkovich.

So the fight could also offer another test of how the new Republican majority in the House will handle spending and job issues.

"Social issues" in the context of a merger or acquisition usually mean "job issues," as in who will get which job.

His agreement with the feds commits him to a $62,000-a-year 62,000-a-year 62,000-a-year violence from information gleaned entirely at his desk.