Sentence examples for some job creation from inspiring English sources

He contends that warm winter weather may have pulled some job creation forward, limiting the scope for further gains.

Implications for consumer spending even with some job creation are modest.

Besides maintaining the plant, we could potentially see some job creation if we could source the wood pellets, if in fact that became a fuel source [78].

To demonstrate his solidarity with ordinary Americans, and to ram home the message that the G.O.P. has little or nothing to offer them, Obama should spend a bit less time fund-raising and more time in Washington prodding Republicans to enact some job-creation measures, such as enabling cash-strapped states to rehire teachers and firefighters that they've laid off.

Economists expect some modest job creation to occur over the next several months.

If we don't get some real job creation soon, the politics of jobs may become dangerously self-destructive.

The city's unemployment rate rose in January to 8.4percentt, up from 8.1percentt in December, despite some modest job creation, the city comptroller, William C. Thompson Jr., said yesterday.

While President Obama's proposals have some real job creation potential, it remains to be seen whether any of them become law and whether the job-creating policies are packaged with too many job-destroying policies.

"We've probably got another two years before we see some major job creation.

We could get some substantial job creation by simply reprogramming the $75 billion that would be saved over the next two years by not extending the upper-bracket Bush tax cuts and spending it instead on unemployment benefits, food stamps, and the like".

When John Boehner and Eric Cantor presented last February to you some substantive job creation, our stimulus alternative, the attack machine began to marginalize Eric -- and we can all look at the articles -- as "Mr. No," and there was this pretty dark story, ultimately, that wasn't productive and wasn't within this sort of framework that you're articulating today.