Sentence examples for mean job from inspiring English sources

The cuts mean job losses, of course.

Economic slowdowns always mean job losses.

A merger would probably mean job cuts in Minneapolis.

It will mean job losses and spending cuts.

That will mean job losses, it is true.

But Mr O'Donoghue said this did not mean job losses were imminent.

She said the cuts would mean job losses among council flood staff.

Philip Yea, chairman of bwin, admitted it was likely to mean job cuts.

A merger would probably mean job cuts in Minneapolis, where both companies are based.

He knew the cuts would mean job losses the moment they were announced.

Consolidating the regulators and eventually closing two offices is sure to mean job losses somewhere.