Sentence examples for suffering job from inspiring English sources

And healthcare workers, already suffering job cuts, felt deeply insulted that the NHS was being turned into a market for profit, while those dedicated to patient care were consulted but ultimately ignored.

This is surely what lies behind the disturbing finding that between 1992 and 2006 the number of women suffering job strain (a measure of stress) tripled to 25% in the UK, according to a British Academy report summarising a decade of research.

Ms Shearing said the union was in dispute over the council's business support review under which many office staff were suffering job cuts or being put on lower grades.

And Detroit has a sky-high vacancy rate and is suffering job losses, even though asking prices in Detroit rose 10percentt year-over-year.

Danny starting spilling the beans to Reubens about his first apartment and his suffering job as a chef (because "the ladies love a man who can cook"), debriefing his problem about his insomnia.

The United States is suffering job losses in the oil sector that ultimately outweigh the benefits of cheap energy, and a few oil exporters like Venezuela are visibly melting down.

Whether you are suffering from job loss, divorce, death, business income loss or anything else.

(This is the traditional Jewish view of suffering that Job and God reject in the book of Job. But that would be another essay).

Now Birmingham is suffering further job losses, caused (it is claimed) by high interest rates and a strong pound.

Some economists say Bavaria is suffering because job seekers are flocking to the state from eastern Germany just as Bavaria's industries are flagging.

This year, the church is buying Christmas presents for about 50 children in the congregation, many who are are in families suffering through job losses.