Sentence examples for posts for which from inspiring English sources

I lowered my sights to entry-level clerical and administration posts, for which I was rejected as "over qualified".

"However, there are in excess of 100 BBC posts for which compulsory redundancy is regrettably unavoidable, and this is our focus, regardless of whether staff are members of unions".

The NUJ general secretary, Michelle Stanistreet, accused the BBC of "provoking" a strike over a handful of job losses, but the corporation said there were 100 posts for which compulsory redundancy was "regrettably unavoidable".

They were as damp and flat as the rag doll hanging from the posts for which the clubs used to play before a shiny cash-cow cup came along.

Much has been written about the Co-op's antiquated and complex system of governance, the appointment of unsuitable people to posts for which they were ill qualified, the "black hole" in its banking arm's finances that necessitated the sale of 70% of it.

But since then, they have been able to work in the UK only if they are self-employed, have a job offer, or are filling specialist posts for which no British worker can be found.

The T-shaped space will also align with New York's main post office, for which a conversion to a train terminal called Moynihan Station has long been planned.

The paper in question was the Yorkshire Post for which he reviewed, among others, Updike, Nabokov, Brooke-Rose and Lessing.

In 1954 he joined the faculty at Mills College in Oakland, Calif., a post for which Stravinsky had recommended him.

"That may be why he didn't get the under-secretary-for-policy post, for which he would have been ideal.

But the scarcity of his civil rights experience hardly disqualified him from the post for which he was being considered by the new Kennedy administration.