Sentence examples for jobs problematic from inspiring English sources

Mr. Levy called the borough deputies' jobs problematic.

But attacking the president over a failure to save jobs is problematic in Ohio, because the federal bailout of G.M. and Chrysler, begun under President George W. Bush and continued by Mr. Obama, helped both companies survive, saving more than a million jobs.

The report summarizes that the government is contributing to a trend of proliferating low-wage jobs, especially problematic during and after the Great Recession.

But his administration's record on trade has been ambiguous on jobs and problematic for advocates of improved public health and Internet openness.

But it turned out that assessments from a previous job were problematic.

Therefore, finding a suitable traverse ratio is a critical job as problematic ratios lie closer to one another.

When you have defined benefit pension plans tied to a particular job, that makes transition towards an economy in which people start working multiple jobs far more problematic.

SIDEBAR: NEON jobs plentiful but problematic.

And in "NEON jobs plentiful but problematic," he noted that NEON's problems have "led to high turnover and taken a toll on promising careers.

Cons: Would she leave well-funded BBC1 while she's on a roll for the more problematic job at ITV? Odds: 10-1.

Making matters tougher still, plenty of today's job hunters have problematic résumés, because they have been unemployed, underemployed, or employed in positions where they have languished, along with the economy.