Sentence examples for problems of jobs from inspiring English sources

"It is no solution to the problems of jobs, growth or the deficit".

Groups like Western Massachusetts Alliance to Develop Power have been building a "community economy" to address problems of jobs, housing and energy; the ever-expanding Build a Better Block shows that citizens care about their neighborhoods enough to begin to improve them on their own.

To the Editor: Paul Krugman's column summarized the problems of job hunters quite well.

Within complex economic landscapes, stress the blindingly obvious: Africa's middle-class is "huge, growing at electric pace" (despite the inconvenience of peasants and urban underclasses), the "demographic dividend" is massive even if niggling problems of job creation will remain unresolved, and what goes up once, or for a few years (such as GDP), must always do so.

In this paper we discuss some of the problems of job management in a virtual Grid organization.

Also, learning-based methods for addressing the problems of job routing and CPU scheduling in the simulated networks are introduced.

In the field of taxonomy and systematics, this creates tensions beyond the usual problems of job insecurity.

While Republicans are reviving the label of tax-and-spend liberal to tar Mr. Obama, David Winston, a Republican pollster who advises House leaders, said the president's bigger risk was that voters would decide "that he doesn't have a solution to the problem of jobs and the economy".

First, we should never forget the problem of jobs.

Romney wants to be president, and polls show that the public overwhelmingly wants something done about the problem of jobs and factories moving to China, and the resulting pressure that puts on the rest of us and on our economy.

"The way police interact with African-Americans is a problem, but it's just symptomatic of a deeper problem of jobs, of opportunities, or quality education, or housing," State Senator Nathaniel J. McFadden of Baltimore told VICE News at a peace protest Wednesday.