Sentence examples for jobs notes from inspiring English sources

"Everyone in the top 1% probably generates about six jobs," notes Dorling.

It is worth remembering that people also used to worry that computers would steal jobs, notes Chris Melhuish of the Bristol Robotics Laboratory, a joint venture between the University of Bristol and the University of the West of England.

Jobs notes that this feature is all about discovery.

As Walter Isaacson's magisterial biography of Jobs notes, Steve's control freakery was so intense that he couldn't stand sharing the stage while he was making one of his beloved whiteboard presentations.

Jobs notes that megapixels aren't everything (a subtle nod to some other devices which have higher megapixel cameras), and says that instead, Apple focused on the quality of the pictures the iPhone 4 can take.

When Schiller calls, Jobs notes that a "merge call" button has appeared — replacing the "add call" button, which would be odd to keep around when you already have multiple calls going.

They accuse Brynwood of having a plan to force them out of their jobs, noting that replacement workers were lined up before they even went on strike.

It comes as many social media users claimed they could do the drivers' jobs – noting their comparatively high salaries and 36-hour weeks – but it turns out they would not even be able to apply in the first place.

Mr. Jones, who forecasts that the April employment figures will show some 250,000 new jobs, noted that the economy is being fed by low interest rates, a loose fiscal stance and a cheap dollar.

Mr. Jobs noted that Dell had recently returned an earlier version of Windows to its product line, which he said was an indication that demand for Vista had not been overwhelming.

But, as Jobs noted, there are still many weeks left in the year.