Sentence examples for unknown job from inspiring English sources
While very senior figures in government may be able to move with relative ease to a private sector position (or may be close to retirement), midlevel employees face mortgages, childcare costs, and a plunge into an unknown job market.
Granovetter discovered that you were more likely to hear about unknown job possibilities from the second cousin you ran into at a wedding, or from the former neighbor you saw in the supermarket parking lot.
The popular draw of Harry Burton's production lies in the casting of Jason Isaacs (of Harry Potter and much besides) and stand-up Lee Evans as the two hitmen summoned to a toilet-like dive to carry out an unknown job.
Workers with unknown job information (16 in plant 1 and 470 in plant 2) were excluded from exposure response analyses.
In the earlier study, workers with "common laborer" job assignments and some workers with unknown job assignments were assigned the relatively low exposure estimated for the mill yard.
One possible solution to 90% unemployment would be job mortgages, so that people who are displaced by robots can take out loans toward future earnings in unknown jobs.
Students of today, who are being prepared for the unknown jobs of tomorrow, need to be fluent in all of the core subjects.
Today we are in a recession the depth and duration of which are unknown; Friday's job loss figures were just the latest suggestion that it could well be prolonged and profound rather than shorter and shallower.
Recent polls suggest that Mr. de Blasio, despite being elected to citywide office in 2009, is relatively unknown; while his job approval ratings are solid, many voters still do not know enough about him to form an opinion.
In a job unknown to many voters, the comptroller is the sole trustee of one of the largest and most complex investment entities, the $145 billion New York State pension fund, which invests in everything from hedge funds to blue chip stocks to venture capital.
If people are willing to even give up their seat entirely for a lower-priced airline ticket, what makes us think they will pay more to protect some unknown person's job?
