Sentence examples for job precisely from inspiring English sources

He has long been the favourite for the job, precisely because he knows it inside out.

Mr Kiriyenko may perhaps be allowed to keep the job precisely because he is too slight a figure to give offence.

Stu Loeser, a spokesman for Mr. Bloomberg, declined to discuss details of the search process, who else was interviewed for the job, precisely how the mayor made his decision or even when he first met Ms. Black, chairwoman of Hearst Magazines, saying only that the mayor "spoke to many individuals about the position and chose the best".

Gary Flowers took over from O'Neill at the helm of the ARU, admitting on his first day that he had not even been first choice for the job – precisely the type of small-man-syndrome statement calculated to instil zero confidence in the future of the sport.

It was not because of Anderson's part in "The X-Files" on TV; indeed, Davies had never seen "The X-Files," and I suspect that Anderson took the job precisely in order to slip the shackles of television fame and move on from the exploits of Agent Scully.

(public health specialist 05) Conversely, third sector employees saw their job precisely as influencing the national and international agenda from the bottom up.

They won't add a ton of jobs precisely because they must stay lean to compete.

Private-sector growth, according to Heseltine, has absorbed public-sector jobs precisely as Osborne said it would.

Nor does it explain that many of these academics had been given their jobs precisely because of their political ties during Saddam's reign.

The new president of the European council and the new European foreign policy "high representative" have got their jobs precisely because they are low profile, technocratic choices.

This puts the Socialist prime minister, George A. Papandreou, or any other Greek leader, in a tough spot: There can be little upside to cutting jobs precisely when the government most needs support for unpopular budget-cutting actions.