Sentence examples for jobs driven from inspiring English sources

Private sector companies added 121,000 jobs in March as governments shed 1,000 jobs, driven by layoffs in the postal system and at the local level.

Certain characteristics of jobs, driven by particular work contexts, generate greater need and opportunity for knowledge use.

We know the reasons why: a decline in middle-skill jobs driven by trade, outsourcing, de-unionization, and automation that stalled pay increases or vaporized middle-class jobs throughout the 1990s and early 2000s.

By the time Taylor had taken that last hit of acid, the last of the cool things to come down the street were suped up cars with retarded paint jobs, driven by soccer moms blasting hip hop.

And the new jobs driven by construction and the spending by workers and new residents in those neighborhoods means that more of those local residents will have jobs they can commute to closer to home.

He is also co-author of The Metropolitan Revolution Brookings Presss, 2013), a distillation of his work on the emerging metropolitan-led "next economy" and its practitioners around the country working to produce more and better jobs driven by innovation, exports and sustainability.

They held the jobs, drove most of the cars, were in charge of the household money.

American youngsters with jobs drive less far and less often than before the recession.

Mr. Jobs drove around without a license on his car, and he regularly parked in spaces reserved for the handicapped.

Although several new light-rail lines funded by Ontario's provincial government are being built, the lack of public transport means that more than 70% of residents in the greater Toronto area with jobs drive to work.

To avoid bias due to small jobs drive dominating results, each job is weighted by its total employment.