Sentence examples for limp job from inspiring English sources

For better or worse — in this case, worse — someone at A.I.G. decided this company needed to sign bonus agreements last year to keep people before the full extent of its problems became clear.He claims that despite the limp job market, AIG employees are in hot demand.

The economy is still limping, job losses are still rising, and consumers are still reluctant to open their wallets.

By James Surowiecki The economy is still limping, job losses are still rising, and consumers are still reluctant to open their wallets.

Analysts believe a still limping economy with tepid job growth will keep the president on the defensive as he fights to secure a second term.

During the same period job growth has limped along at an average 0.6% annually.

Fix your bike enough to limp home and do a proper job later.

In June, the evidence was abundant, from lower job-creation figures to limp sales at Wal-Mart, that the economy's growth was slowing.

According to the monitor's office, the university's former president, Dr. John Petillo, assigned politically connected job candidates rankings from 1 (potent) to 3 (limp).

If he's been out just two or three years, he needs to go back and get his degree, because if you're injured, you can still limp into a classroom, limp into an office building for a job, limp and still wear a suit.

Industrial production is anaemic, credit and investment are barely growing, construction is slow, few jobs are being created and consumer demand is limp.

A rebound in the industrial sector has been helping the United States limp out of the recession, but manufacturing does not add many American jobs.