The phrase "resilient job" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe a job that requires the person to be resilient. For example: "She had a very resilient job as a nurse in an emergency room that kept her on her feet for long hours."
A resilient job market, a narrowing trade deficit and strong retail sales all point to an economy that is weathering the subprime mortgage crisis and may not need federal intervention.
Investors were quick to write off the rise in spending, given the unlikelihood of continued growth without a resilient job market.
As she put it to Mr. Carvin, whom she expertly snared in her net, "what you're saying is that the answer to the question really does depend on context, and it depends on an understanding of the law as a whole.... .. 4. Solicitor General Don Verrilli did a superbly resilient job.
A flexible, resilient jobs market quickly absorbed idle labour, preventing the sustained detachment from the labour force that afflicted European economies in the 1970s and 1980s.
"The PC has proven to be very resilient," Mr. Jobs said.
Brian Johnson, insolvency partner at HW Fisher & Co chartered accountant, said the rise in IVAs was down to the fact that people carrying debt were doing so in a largely resilient economy where jobs were still stable and they could still earn enough to make payments.
The energy minister, Lord Bourne, said: "As part of our long-term plan to build a more resilient economy, create jobs and deliver secure energy supplies, we continue to back our onshore oil and gas industry and the safe development of shale gas in the UK.
He closed the night with his verse from a remix of Dorrough's resilient "Ice Cream Paint Job," one of last year's biggest and most remixed Southern rap songs, showing his versatility on a record out of his sonic comfort zone, and region.
"They say our economy is much stronger, more resilient and has more jobs," he commented.
They say that our economy is stronger, more resilient and has more jobs.
Residents and councillors came together to form the Blakelaw ward community partnership, a charity to build and support strong and sustainable public services, social enterprise, new jobs and resilient communities.
