Sentence examples for predicted jobs from inspiring English sources

Dorries says Labour predicted jobs would disappear.

Even after the worldwide web first made the internet accessible to everyone, no one predicted jobs for search engine optimisers, mobile app developers, social media managers and countless other jobs of today.

And, repeating a pervious Apple talking point, he says it is not an issue that is unique to the iPhone 4. Much as we predicted, Jobs then demonstrated how other phones (including a Blackberry 9700, an HTC Droid Eris, and a Smasung Omnia) have the same reception issues when gripped tightly.

The CNBC business network reported earlier this month that a sale of the social network was on the cards for mid-2011, despithethe predicted job cuts.

Phillip Inman Civil service: Union hits back at budget cuts with strike threat Union leaders last night warned of strikes because of predicted job losses in the civil service caused by budget cuts.

Bottom line: The stimulus' architects ambitiously predicted job losses would be capped at 8%.

Our results indicated that seeking challenges in particular negatively predicted job boredom and positively predicted work engagement.

They reported that ecological rating is the strongest organizational attraction, and pay strongly predicted job pursuit intentions.

We found that strength of organizational culture predicted job satisfaction well and positively; job satisfaction predicted inpatient satisfaction significantly and positively; and inpatient satisfaction predicted general inpatient satisfaction well and positively.

Consistent with expectations, career adaptability positively predicted job performance ratings, and this effect was relatively smaller than the effects of conscientiousness and mental ability.

Using field surveys on Israeli employees, Studies 1 and 2 found that experienced job autonomy not only positively predicted job satisfaction (thus replicating past research), but also positively predicted unethical behavior.