Sentence examples for replacing jobs from inspiring English sources

It's no secret that low-wage employment is replacing jobs that used to pay a middle-class salary.

Casinos replace other places of entertainment near them without necessarily replacing jobs, since automated machines do not require much human upkeep.

One goal is encouraging technology companies to open manufacturing facilities, replacing jobs lost a decade ago when state-owned plants were closed in China's transition to a more market-driven economy.

He said that the rates were always federally approved, and helped create a network of public and private services for the disabled while replacing jobs in upstate New York communities crippled by the loss of smokestack industries.

Kevin Thomas, communications manager at the Training Organisation for the Personal Social Services, said: "There is definitely a question mark as to the extent to which these 'new' jobs are actually replacing jobs lost in the public sector".

Berlusconi thought that Italy had weathered the past year of the financial crisis fairly well but thought it would be a challenge to produce enough growth in 2010 to start replacing jobs lost.

Today, technology doesn't just replace jobs on the assembly line, but any job where work can be automated.

(Gassée had replaced Jobs as head of Macintosh development, then left to develop the BeBox as a Mac replacement).

Robots and software services will do just that, but they will also replace jobs now held by humans.

When regional officials are asked what types of companies might come to replace jobs lost at old industrial employers, they say they are stumped.

"They have replaced jobs in declining industries with lower skilled, more routinised jobs, swapping cotton mills for call centres and dock yards for distribution sheds.