Sentence examples for job naming from inspiring English sources
Start by recalling Orwell's definition of nationalism as "power-hunger tempered by self-deception".In this section Old battles, new Middle East The rise of Mexico Umbrage in Catalonia Inside job Naming names ReprintsUnder Spain's constitution of 1978, Catalonia enjoys more self-government than almost any other corner of Europe.
In 2011 the Mexican economy grew faster than Brazil's and will do so again in 2012.In this section Old battles, new Middle East The rise of Mexico Umbrage in Catalonia Inside job Naming names ReprintsYet Americans are gloomy about Mexico, and so is their government: three years ago Pentagon analysts warned that Mexico risked becoming a "failed state".
However, there are reasons for thinking it could just break their lethal stalemate.In this section Old battles, new Middle East The rise of Mexico Umbrage in Catalonia Inside job Naming names ReprintsA war that is neither lost or wonAt first sight, optimism looks very hard to justify now.
His candidate for that job, named only last weekend?
Dad remarries a whack job named Elsie, the widow of a tinned-ham entrepreneur.
The hero of Dave Eggers's absorbing new novel "A Hologram for the King" is a penny-ante Job named Alan Clay, who finds himself in an absurd situation.
We created a job named 'eg_fattyacid', with the input pathway list including 'Fatty acid metabolism', 'Fatty acid biosynthesis', 'Fatty acid degradation' and 'Fatty acid elongation'.
With the economy or jobs named as the most important issue of their vote this November, a majority of North Carolina voters also said Mr. Romney would do better at handling the economy.
On the spot, Jobs named a new executive to run the group.
Jobs named his new company Next, Inc.
Yet on a recent Saturday, Ms. Rao, a sari-clad, bindi-wearing homemaker, jostled with 1,000 other elders like her, some in their 80s, at a job fair named "Jobs 60+" in Bangalore.
