Sentence examples for thankless business from inspiring English sources

Being in charge of a perestroika is a thankless business.

It was a thankless business, and he knew that he had to crack his own machine to stand a chance of forcing the opponents off the road.

Oxford University Press; 224 pages; $28 and £16.99Crammed with statistical nuggets and common sense, this book, by an economics professor at Oxford University, should be compulsory reading for anyone embroiled in the thankless business of trying to pull people out of the pit of poverty._______________________________________________The Age of Turbulence: Adventures in a New WorldBy Alan Greenspan.

We may soon add IBM to the long, long list of companies exiting the thankless business of selling personal computers.

This is a thankless business.

His third book, "Rivers and Mountains," was nominated for a National Book Award four years ago, which was certainly encouraging, but poetry still feels to him like a pretty thankless business.

What the media and the reality shows don't tell you is that "the business of love" is without question, a very challenging and thankless job because its basis is complete subjectivity.

EWING: The most thankless job.

Video coordinators have a thankless job.

Sometimes it's a thankless job.

It's a thankless job, reporting.