Sentence examples for jobs virtually from inspiring English sources

Have we forgotten already that Jobs virtually invented the personal computer, with the introduction of the Apple II, when he was barely 21?

For market specialists, the employment report, which showed big losses in manufacturing and construction jobs, virtually guaranteed a cut in the Federal Reserve's benchmark interest rate, now at 5.25percentt, at the next meeting of policy makers on Sept. 18.

Perhaps it's the twee dramatic conceit that ensures he never descends to a quick shag despite the fact that his farcically unbelievable job virtually requires it.

One is that over the past year the impediments placed by Iraq before the UN inspectors monitoring the weapons made their job virtually impossible, and now they have been thrown out.

The biggest perk of the job, virtually free standby flights, had become less attractive when his son went to school close by at Lehigh University and his daughter seemed always able to get a ride home from High Point University in North Carolina.

So why is it then that when I apply for job after job after job, virtually no one ever responds?

Most leaders will use all their political skills to hang onto their jobs and virtually none cast about for other possibilities.

His successful auto industry bailout, fiercely contested at the time, saved countless jobs at virtually no expense to the taxpayer.

Yet all of us had gone on to work important jobs, and virtually everyone had children who had also found professional success.

He told me in an e-mail that Chester "is a place where pollution hinders cognitive development, violence is commonplace, poverty is oppressive and jobs are virtually non-existent".

Furthermore, university-licensed technology has created 279,000 jobs; it virtually spawned the entire biotechnology industry.