Sentence examples for job requisite from inspiring English sources

It is increasingly a job requisite, with, for example, actresses in their late teens and early 20's, like those in "American Beauty," appearing topless as a matter of course, a circumstance that would have caused at least a mild stir 20 years ago.

Kim had recently obtained another telemarketing gig, a job whose chief requisite was the ability to absorb a gale force of customer hostility and whose chief benefit, by Kim's lights, was that she could get to it without taking the bus.

And if you graduate during a down economy (as I did right before September 11th) you're not going to get a job in your requisite field, even if your college has the best job placement services in all the land.

Without a job and its requisite health insurance, she's shopping around for a new policy to no avail, due to the pre-existing condition of having been hit by a car!

In addition, the lack of enough staff to perform all requisite jobs led to the feeling of an untenable workload: "We have few staff" and: "I'm supposed to have counselors… They are not available" and: "the burden is too big from a Monday to Saturday, the work load is too big".

And that job leads to the requisite agonizing reappraisal of his life and career.

Obviously there's a lot more to nabbing a job than having the requisite skills and online merit badges (the site can't take your interview for you, after all).

(Rice didn't have the strong support that Hagel does, and there was concern in both parties that she was temperamentally unfit for the job and lacked the requisite stature).

It was a reminder of the elemental modesty requisite for his job.

Stories of brimstone, fire and gods make good tales and do a decent job of stirring up the requisite fear and jeopardy.

So, note to social media marketers: keeping up with the news of the day is a requisite to your job.