Sentence examples for surging jobs from inspiring English sources

The central bank, he added, now has to steer an increasingly cautious course: it needs to temper a red-hot minerals sector and surging jobs growth, but do so without seriously damaging household debt, which has been soaring as the economy picked up.

Yet surging job growth is far from the only direct benefit of San Francisco's new hi-tech economy.

With planned layoffs sinking to a 14-year low and employment surging, the job market in America seems to have finally crawled back from the darkest days of the Great Recession.

A study earlier this year estimated Los Angeles County needs an additional 500,000 apartments to meet demand, which is surging as job growth picks up and a wave of twentysomethings move out on their own.

These areas topped our list for much of the 2000s; their success was driven first by surging population and job growth and later by escalating housing prices.

That trajectory has begun to loosen, as a surging economy creates new jobs, prompts young professionals to leave home and live on their own and slowly, perhaps unwittingly, nudges a traditional society to accept new freedoms for women.

Bob Schieffer interviews him on "Face the Nation," at 10 30 on CBS. 10 A.M. (ABC) THIS WEEK WITH GEORGE STEPHANOPOLOUS Senator Charles E. Schumer, Democrat of New York, and Senator Lindsey Graham, Republican of South Carolina, discuss the effect of job growth, surging gas prices and tensions with Iran and Syria on the re-election hopes of President Obama.

U.S. private sector job creation surging with nearly 300K created last month.

West Indian immigrants surged in, finding jobs at the canal and in American military installations because they spoke English.

As male unemployment surged and female jobs proved more resilient, pundits proclaimed not just The Death of Macho (Foreign Policy, September 2009) but The End of Men (The Atlantic, July/August 2010).

The Internet accounted for one job in 50 in the American economy last year as the number of workers who depend on the Internet for their jobs surged, according to a study released this week.