Sentence examples for jobs bound from inspiring English sources

Our selection of the MapReduce framework is notable because, even for jobs bound by linear or linearithmic time and space, data sets and analysis can quickly prove unwieldy at the tera- and petabyte scale (see Table 4).

Many of my friends were aghast that I would just pack up and leave without a job, bound for such a huge and insane place.

With a PC on every desk, some secretarial jobs were bound to go.

Polarization implies that the relative demand for high school graduates, who have typically filled middle class jobs, is bound to decline relative to the expanding demand for professionals, who have a college degree or more, and for the less educated, who fill elementary occupations.

Way too many job-seekers go on job interviews bound and determined to talk the manager into hiring them.

The new person in the job is bound to disappoint.

She argues that many police encounters go wrong because police have learned to automate their behavior over time something anyone who is good at a job is bound to do.

He also won over some of the more influential members of the G20, a group of developing nations pushing for bigger trade concessions from the rich world.They probably concluded that any EU trade commissioner, if he is doing his job, is bound to defend some dubious causes.

The union jobs that once bound workers to the party machine have been draining away for decades.

However deeply Gray and Keys held those views before Sky gave them jobs they were bound to be made worse by the blokeish culture they constructed around themselves.

That up-and-up-and-up-again cadence that she uses when she's promising the new jobs and infrastructure bound to come in her Administration was gone entirely.