Sentence examples for overwhelming job from inspiring English sources

"We're pushing species to extinction every day, and it's an overwhelming job, frankly, that the Fish and Wildlife Service has," Mr. Parenteau said.

In explaining his hesitance, he said running a prison system was an overwhelming job, with hundreds of daily problems screaming for immediate attention, whole parole made quieter demands, with problems that could fester for years before blowing up when a parolee committed a horrific crime.

Retching, throwing-up-your-guts sick and commuting an hour both ways from Queens to Manhattan to my sometimes wonderful, increasingly overwhelming job.

Making an effective project scheme might look like an overwhelming job.

Instead, many of the workers on the sidelines are young people upgrading their skills, which could portend something like the postwar economic boom, when millions of World War II veterans went to college through the G.I. Bill instead of immediately entering, and overwhelming, the job market.

Arguably, and despite what might seem like overwhelming choice, job markets are structured by financial and other incentives, restricted opportunities and economic rents.

Doing a small amount of housekeeping on a daily basis is a good way to prevent the need for large, overwhelming cleaning jobs down the line.

What, then, is fuelling the overwhelming sense of job insecurity?

Opera stars who do go Broadway often find the job overwhelming; Pinza apparently preferred to play golf than to show up for matinees at the Majestic.

NUS research into employment services for university and college students found that, "The overwhelming consensus [amongst job shops] was that part-time work brought considerable positive benefits provided there was a work/study balance".

This is the final pitch Ms. Angle makes in a political ad released Thursday and titled "Our Turn," which argues that two years ago, Democrats "promised change but they delivered unprecedented spending, overwhelming debt, heartbreaking job loss," and a laundry list of other economic woes.