Sentence examples for war job from inspiring English sources

Americans felt they had finished the post-war and post-cold war job of making Europe whole and free.

If NATO is to have a future, its officials should come up with a better post-Cold War job description.

How unnerving to learn of job applicants being pressured to divulge their positions on the Iraq war (Job Market, March 30).

Tracy Mullin, the president of the National Retail Federation, the retail trade association, said, "This vote will leave employers trying to shoehorn 21st-century jobs like computer programmer into cold war job titles like keypunch operator".

The investor Warren E. Buffett, a strong Obama supporter, captured the sentiment this week when he said "job 1 is to win the war, the economic war; job 2 is to win the economic war, and job 3".

These debates have turned out to be matchless opportunities to hear straight talk or straight lies on extremely vital issues facing this country: getting out of the Iraq war, job creation, health insurance protection, the environment, education and Medicare reform.

After the war, "jobs were scarce and apartments were worse," Mr. DeCarlo said.

If the war jobs-dividend is not registering, there are other, more subtle changes that are linked to the war effort, says Mr Kemp.

In the N. Y. Post Office, where mail for Manhattan, the BX and the town of Pelham is sorted, 25% of the workers have gone off to war or to war jobs & have been replaced by unskilled workers.

President Bush won because some voters made a connection with him on the issue of core values like family and community ("War? Jobs? No, Character Counted Most to Voters," news article, Nov. 4).

It was the heyday of the community, when the black population of the city grew tenfold as thousands of blacks came to San Francisco looking for war jobs, many of them at the Navy shipyard at Hunters Point.