Sentence examples for job wider from inspiring English sources

Social mobility (his father had left the pit for an office job), wider access to higher education (he won a place at Oxford, but chose Manchester), new chances to travel and work abroad, a publishing industry that valued high quality: Unsworth shone thanks to the brighter side of postwar British culture.

"I think that was the beginning of a job-wide sense that the guy might not be the greatest guy in the world," said Lt. Simon Ressner, 47. "He treated firemen like they were common criminals," Chief Keys said.

To avoid unnecessary multiple selections of identical precursor, MS/MS precursor selection was carried out via the instrument's software job-wide interpretation.

"The job is wide open," Edwards said.

My job allows wide scope to treat these patients and tackle these issues thoroughly.

Burress (ankle) and Amani Toomer (knee) will probably not play, and the punt-return job is wide open.

Would bring to the job: A wide-ranging Washington r?m?hat spans corporate, legal and national security affairs.

Without demand for products from the forest, there will be no investment and, therefore, no skills, jobs or wider benefits.

Would bring to the job: A wide-ranging Washington résumé that spans corporate, legal and national security affairs.

After almost 100 years in operation, Europe's second-biggest blast furnace shut with the loss of 1,700 jobs and wider consequences for the struggling local economy.

Suggestions that it was a case of pique because of last Monday's Panorama, which his supporters regarded as a hatchet job, were wide of the mark.