Sentence examples for shallow job from inspiring English sources

Britain's mix of deep recession and shallow job losses (see chart) is unusual.A bleaker conclusion is that British workers are less handy than they were before crisis struck.

Today, a disproportionate number endure low-wage jobs — a potential portent for America's students and first-time job seekers plunging into a shallow job market in the United States.

He has turned down many shallow, stereotypical jobs, he said; a test for him is whether his two teenage children can watch his performance and whether his mother and siblings would be proud.

At many of these it can feel like a put on job, a shallow piece of marketing.

It's funny how Americans feel entitled to things, like good paying jobs, or shallow egocentricities like fame or celebrity.

Agatha's actress mother did have a glamorous job, but was shallow and seemingly uninterested in her daughter.

Thomas said that the cultural gap was an advantage for Abacus: "That's how I knew Chinatown needed a bank back then!" But Jill admitted that there were risks, and that the applicant pool for jobs was uncomfortably shallow: "On the one hand, we want to be giving those in the community a chance to make a life, but on the other we need qualified candidates".

Instead of shallow villains we get vast conspiracies, inside jobs, corrupted governments, and elected leaders taken over by the forces of evil.

It is a tough job spec to meet from a shallow pool of potential British applicants.

The pretty but rather shallow poetry doesn't begin to do the job.

Only our fridge owed anything to steampunk – it consisted of a shopping basket suspended in the shallow waters off the jetty, and did its job admirably.