Sentence examples for pitiful job from inspiring English sources
We graduate into pitiful job markets at a time of stagnating economic growth, with piles of debt (in the United States) or little hope of being able to afford a house of our own (in the United Kingdom).
That transition would offer benefits far beyond the pitiful job retraining programs included in trade agreements like NAFTA.
With large majorities of Americans concerned about college costs, student debt, and the still pitiful job market, it certainly seems time for higher education to reinvent itself.
One good candidate would be Max Baucus, who just did it again, with a pitiful bipartisan $85 billion "jobs" bill, which is mainly a tax cut bill that will produce scarcely any new jobs.
Some workers in state enterprises are holding on to their jobs, despite pitiful salaries, waiting to get their share allocations when the firms are equitised.
Made in Bangladesh competes with Made in Honduras, Made in the Philippines, Made in Macao, Made in Any Steamy Reservoir of Third World Unemployment: those places where plentiful labor lacks the leverage to command high pay, and the most pitiful thing about the jobs is how hard it is to get them.
Why, after all, should roughly 20 million Americans, working at full-time jobs (and, sometimes, two or three jobs), receive such pitiful incomes that they are forced to rely on food stamps and other forms of public assistance while their CEOs grow ever wealthier and enjoy an opulent lifestyle once limited to kings and princes?
Why is my job so much more pitiful than others?
Morgan attempted a pitiful comeback by insulting Teigen's job, but -- naturally she utterly destroyed him. .
