Sentence examples for pinching job from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, austerity is already pinching job growth in other ways.

A pinch-me job within a pinch-me job, he called it.

Britons like the exotic food even if they decry the apocryphal pinching of jobs.

For the game lab producers it's a pinch-me job.

It has become received wisdom that large numbers of unskilled migrants from the new EU accession countries are driving down wages and pinching Britons' jobs, a view often encouraged by the anti-immigration Home Office.

The Broncos can't make it without three straight wins and Anthony Griffin must start with a win over the man who pinched his job with Wayne Bennett and the in-form Knights heading to Brisbane on Saturday night.

At the university level, the major factor pinching postdoc jobs is tight budgetary constraints.

With their wallets pinched by job losses, pay cuts and higher food and gasoline prices, basketball fans are thinking twice about plucking down $50 for your typical NBA seat.