Sentence examples for jobs problems from inspiring English sources

In "Promises, Promises" (column, Feb. 16), Bob Herbert discusses unemployment and the international outsourcing of jobs, problems that he says "go to the very heart of the American way of life".

President Obama has a jobs problem.

Queensland also has a jobs problem.

Our jobs problem stems from lack of demand.

Right now, the President has a jobs problem.

The middle man cut out, and the jobs problem solved too.

Our jobs problem right now does not stem from a dearth of capital.

But the reality is that more pollution wouldn't solve our jobs problem.

It could solve the jobs problem in the coming year as well.

But it has taken Western governments too long to grasp the seriousness of their jobs problem.

But according to Mr Bloomberg, to think that this would solve the jobs problem is largely New Deal nostalgia.