Sentence examples for specialised job from inspiring English sources

Jack's minder Pavel, played by Johan Leysen, is soon talking to him on one of the film's many untraceable payphones, tersely ordering him to hide out in an Italian village, where he will receive money and instructions for a new, highly specialised job.

"So, why should I do a highly specialised job but be paid less when essentially I could do the same job in Birmingham, Worcester, Oxford, which are all very easily commutable and actually earn more money and have better pay and conditions".

Instead of designing chips outright, ARM takes one step back: it does the highly specialised job of laying out the central processing unit, and then hands those designs on to third parties.

Future expansion of the company will inevitably mean more specialised job roles, but the five of us have had an excellent opportunity to decide which aspects of the company we find most exciting.

Their health and safety was Lyons's responsibility, but the specialised job of radiological safety was handled by the Manhattan Project.

In short, if I had reached my full potential I might have a better paid, more specialised job – but I'm not complaining, really.

My job is very specialised and friends who have similarly specialised jobs such as marine, mechanical and civil engineers can still find work.

"Does an officer spend two shifts working on a burglary or does he go out and write 20 speeding tickets?" There are few incentives for trying to solve problems, explains another:  "The people who get promotions, the people who get specialised jobs, are the people who get arrests".

And although that total sounds small in comparison with the estimated 4.7million British people thought to have relocated overseas permanently, or the one million Australians, it represents specialised jobs and highly qualified workers, underlining the importance of tailoring your CV if you're going to land your first expat role in the country.

If the department stores would only make up their minds about service – either to do away with it completely or to make it a specialised rewarding job – we might, just possibly, see shopping reinstated as one of life's pleasures.

And because the trades are so specialised, getting a job at the end can be hard.