Sentence examples for jobs gradually from inspiring English sources

Soldiers were moved into the refineries, and the striking workers, threatened with the loss of their jobs, gradually went back to work.

The Labour Party's initial foothold among Irish Catholic workers, who mostly held menial low-paid jobs, gradually broadened out through the trade unions to embrace most of the Protestant working class.

Strikes continued to be frequent throughout the 20th century, especially in the 1960s, 70s and 80s as port jobs gradually gave way to mechanization.

Instead, it will be more of a glacier than a tidal wave: a nearly unstoppable force, but one that replaces jobs gradually and gives drivers ample warning so they can find new work.

However, as these jobs gradually became harder to find over subsequent decades, the rationale for a trainee workforce quietly changed: trainees were smart and they were cheap.

She moved into the authority's school finance team, then joined Arthur Terry as a finance officer, with the job gradually morphing into her present role.

People got part-time jobs and gradually those turned into full-time jobs.

In any case, Amazon's warehouse jobs are gradually being taken over by robots.

During the next fifteen years, Balmond worked on jobs of gradually increasing complexity, and was posted in England, Germany, Iran, Qatar, and Saudi Arabia.

At first, she was merely giving bread away in the playground, alongside doing cleaning and book-keeping jobs, but gradually bread took over.

But the U.S. can minimize terrorism and create thousands of jobs by gradually shifting money away from the war in Afghanistan and investing in new high-speed rail lines and roads.