Sentence examples for sudden job from inspiring English sources

These come in handy when those rains — or sudden job troubles, as a large party learned the other night — arrive unexpectedly to test our reserves of late winter optimism.

Like Mr. Soldini's last film, "Days and Clouds," a calm, very sad examination of the effects of a husband's sudden job loss on an affluent couple's relationship and social life, "Come Undone" is solidly grounded in mundane reality.

Unemployment topped 14 million–nearly 10% of the labor pool due to sudden job losses, from which many won't recover.

A leaky roof, costly hospital bill, a sudden job loss or even just a drop in pay can quickly drain your savings.

After years of hard work, a sudden job loss, pay cut, furlough or simple over-reliance on debt has left too little cash on hand to pay the monthly bills.

It's a lovable madness, though, and, contrary to what some cynics might say, had nothing to do with the sudden job swap which uprooted him from Inverness to Easter Road.

All of a sudden, the job of mayor became so crucial for the city that, she said, none of the candidates were qualified to take it on.

Previous cycles have seen heavy overinvestment followed by a sudden pullback and job cuts.

The sudden surge in job seekers has kept Hello Work's staff working six-day weeks without breaks, Mr. Kawajiri said.

Its chief executive, Campbell Robb, said: "With the cost of housing sky-high, we are hearing from increasing numbers of families who are terrified that just one thing, like a sudden illness or job loss, will leave them homeless.

At the least, some of the people who were drawn to temporary work during the long economic expansion are having to pay for the flexibility it has given them with a sudden increase in job insecurity.