Sentence examples for obvious job from inspiring English sources

Similarly in East Germany, the "state" broadcaster did an obvious job.

Dr. Charon says there's no obvious job market for people with a master's degree in narrative medicine.

It may not seem the most obvious job choice for a man who fought the law, even if the law won.

Terrorism and national security experts applauded the counterterrorism center's decision to create the new analytical teams and start their training, but some expressed dismay that such an obvious job had not been created until now.

Yes, in the first few years after graduation, STEM and business majors have more obvious job prospects — especially in engineering and computer science.

Susan Boyle (The Woman I Was Born to Be, Bantam, £18.99) was a middle-aged frump with learning difficulties; Gok Wan (Through Thick and Thin, Ebury, £18.99) an overweight, gay, mixed-race kid with no obvious job-winning talents.

This practice goes way beyond the obvious jobs in tax and customs offices.

Part of the reason is obvious: Jobs isn't there anymore.

They didn't have much of a chance to say goodbye, nor did they have obvious jobs to apply for.

This is for various reasons: fishing is concentrated in coastal regions with few other obvious jobs; some fishermen are prepared to riot for political ends; they all do a romantic, dangerous-looking job.

Now a recovery is spreading in the reverse direction—starting on the coasts and ending up, alas for Mr Bush, in the key electoral states of the industrial heartland.In the absence of an obvious jobs recovery, it is perhaps not surprising that the myth arose that the American economy was being buffeted by structural, not cyclical, forces.