Sentence examples for reverse job from inspiring English sources
With polls showing voters concerned about the economy, Mr. Edwards plans to highlight proposals every day to reverse job loss.
Mr. Obama expressed support for the Citigroup plan and urged Congress to adopt swiftly a major plan to stimulate spending and to reverse job losses.
Mr. Bush's emphasis was on the steps he has taken to reverse job loss, and he delivered the message in two big industrial states that he lost to Al Gore in 2000 but dearly wants to win next year.
Mr. Kerry's compassion for the man on stage, Ms. Curtis said, and his plans to reverse job losses and soaring health care and tuition costs, made her feel that he could address her own worries -- a wellspring of emotion arising from her and her husband's inability to help their daughter pay for college, and their flirtation with bankruptcy.
Candidate Trump, of course, bases his election argument, in no small part, on his pledge to revive the economy with millions of new jobs "brought back" to America to reverse job losses.
David Winston, a Republican pollster, said that whatever big goals Mr. Obama and the base of the Democratic Party remain eager to achieve, voters for the most part are going to be focused on one thing: whether the economic measures sponsored by the new administration prove effective in halting and reversing job losses.
The PCS union said reversing job cuts was the best way to boost performance.
But America — which unlike Europe has a federal government — has an easy way to reverse the job cuts that are killing the recovery: have the feds, who can borrow at historically low rates, provide aid that helps state and local governments weather the hard times.
Do you feel the Bern to reverse the job losses wrought by NAFTA?
"You can do all those things and do a lot of damage, but not one of them is going to reverse the job loss created by trade agreements that promote offshoring or the flood of unfair imports that have slammed American workers over the last decades," said Wallach.
