Sentence examples for job of either from inspiring English sources

Capitalism: A Love Story, Yes Men Fix the World, The Philospher Kings, Parking Lot Movie, and Floored all do a great job of either reflecting workers voices and experiences or channeling them with the equivalent of a 2-ton, 20,000 watt megaphone.

The current custodian of America's wealth, Treasury Secretary Tim Geithner, is not doing a good job of either.

told DeVos that it is not her job "to decide what the federal law says, if it's murky.... That's the job of either the courts or the Congress, not the Department of Education.

Managing this content is a critical job of either the end-user, or the end-user in conjunction with the vendor, using the knowledge management tools identified in this survey.

And while restoration of jobs is priority one, two and three on the political agenda, what I find especially troubling is the shameless rhetoric that suggests that we need to quickly restore the jobs and skill sets of the past rather than the jobs of either the present or God forbid the future.

If Fleury and Kamensky were performing to their capabilities, no one would be speculating about the job security of either Coach John Muckler or Neil Smith, the team president and general manager.

Despite the contrasting fortunes of the Scottish and English leagues, Mackay believes the job of managing either Celtic or Rangers will remain a position with genuine allure for high-calibre coaches.

Our algorithm would do a poor job of identifying either of these boundaries due to the high curvature of the RPE or the lack of a strong feature response at the BrM.

There may be other cost and efficiency pressures for employers to shift more of their workers into part-time jobs, independent of either public policy or the business cycle.

According to the latest US Department of Labor statistics, older job-seekers of either gender remain unemployed for longer than younger workers--for an average of 54 weeks.

But it is hard to see Mr Bush offering the job to either of them particularly to Mr Rubin, who has savaged the administration's tax policy.