Sentence examples for job vulnerability from inspiring English sources
Behind such closures, "the logical thinking is that you are dealing with clients whose track record is hard to establish and who are in the front line in terms of job vulnerability," said Emilio Ontiveros, chairman of Analistas Financieros Internacionales, a research consulting firm in Madrid.
As the Prado's sixth director in 11 years, Mr. Zugaza is all too aware of his job's vulnerability to the vagaries of politics and news media attention.
While teaching science insulates Bruno's job from vulnerability, his colleagues are in a state of near panic.
Another ITSAL publication on work conditions (e.g. high job instability, vulnerability, low remuneration, poor social benefits, long hours and fast-paced work) concluded undocumented workers' health depended largely on the health and safety measures taken by employers (Porthé et al. 2009).
As ever, New Orleans relies heavily on tourism, with its low-paying jobs and vulnerability to economic downturns.
The result is a film in which an unmissable Hiddleston once again does a superb job of blending vulnerability with searing evil as he's freed from prison to help Thor take down the new threat.
Lamb said Citi's decision to publish the number — which could be misinterpreted as Citi paying women 30percentt less than men for the same job — shows both "vulnerability" and "authenticity" amid an ongoing, hot-button debate.
"Given the widespread discrimination that leads to poor education and bottom-rung jobs, the social vulnerability of many black women has deteriorated drastically in recent times and violence is now at an extremely high level".
Johansson does a great job of representing the vulnerability of youth, but also the spontaneity.
Yet for all the job's built-in vulnerability, there is little monitoring of either the subjects' health or the data's validity.
As Owen, the boy who adopts the terrier from the pound, Liam Aiken does a nice job of conveying adolescent vulnerability and affection.
