Sentence examples for put off job from inspiring English sources
In one study of British PhD graduates, about a third admitted that they were doing their doctorate partly to go on being a student, or put off job hunting.
Mr Grose reports that some Xinjiang Class members are put off jobs by being told that they cannot be provided with halal meals.A rash of terrorist incidents involving Uighurs has not helped.
A mild autumn, such as this has been (one of the most beautiful I can remember) means you keep putting off jobs such as taking cuttings of geraniums (pelargoniums), osteospermums and other tender plants.
Then the local protests begin, MPs start to fear for their jobs, and decisions are put off.
The single biggest reason is they fear they will be put off the job without work and without pay if they report injuries.
And for out-of-work managers whose skills aren't up to date or whose specialty is in an industry that isn't hiring, Mr. Quinn says, this might be a good time to put off the job search and go back to school.
After considering going on the market following their first postdoctoral year, the couple decided to put off their job search for another year so that they could focus all their attention on their postdoctoral research.
Mr. Nirenberg was put off.
