Sentence examples for mixed job from inspiring English sources
As a survey of ancient influences, the book does a mixed job.
You're like, 'What's wrong with me?"' Ms. Taluja and her peers are facing a mixed job picture.
"Zawahri is still a prominent figure, but he's had a very mixed job performance," said Evan F. Kohlmann, who tracks militant Web sites at the New York security consulting firm Flashpoint Global Partners.
Local ads are very lucrative, averaging $1.20 per click compared to 47 cents Web-wide, but search engines have done a mixed job selling local ads and geographically targeting ads with results.
Today, even in the US, we do a pretty mixed job of protecting individual rights, strongly protecting some, like free speech, while letting others, such as property rights or freedom from arbitrary search and siezure, wither away.
According to [19] a consistent challenge is that real Big Data clusters involve multi-user, multi-class (i.e., mixed job size) workloads not just one analysis job at a time or a few analysis jobs at a time, but a mix of jobs and queries of widely varying importance and sizes.
The trade figures helped offset mixed jobs numbers.
Male-dominated and mixed jobs shrank, while female-dominated or "pink collar" jobs grew.
The FTSE 100 held onto gains after a mixed jobs report out of the US.
The growth rate slowed for male-dominated and mixed jobs, but ticked up slightly for those dominated by women.
A mixed weekly jobs report — new jobless claims showed a surprise fall to 545,000 but continuing claims rose back above 6.2 million — likely contributed to the uncertainty.
