a job | 0.72 | Or David Stern is doing a lesser job. | |||
accounting job | 0.72 | She got an accounting job at the Manhattan Life Insurance Co. | |||
amazing job | 0.72 | He just did an amazing job. | |||
broadcasting job | 0.72 | A broadcasting job was a broadcasting job. | |||
computer-related job | 0.72 | Right now, the better bets ride on computer-related jobs, he said. | |||
creditable job | 0.72 | If so, he did a creditable job. | |||
full_time job | 0.72 | Never know, you might have a full time job by then. | |||
generating job | 0.72 | The natural rate dictates how far the Fed could go in generating jobs. | |||
harder job | 0.72 | Microsoft may have a harder job. | |||
initial job | 0.72 | The initial job is finished. | |||
kicking job | 0.72 | His brother hopes to feel more secure with his kicking job soon. | |||
longer job | 0.72 | Nelson had been at his job longer than any coach in the NBA. | |||
magnificent job | 0.72 | It was a magnificent job by our penalty killers. | |||
miserable job | 0.72 | Jen has been stuck in a miserable job for the last two years. | |||
mundane job | 0.72 | Just a mundane job yeah. | |||
official job | 0.72 | The younger Kim holds no official job. | |||
serious job | 0.72 | The last serious job I could handle myself. | |||
slower job | 0.72 | Also holding down consumer spending is slower jobs growth. | |||
subsidized job | 0.72 | Those with job skills, like Linda Olsen, can qualify for the subsidized jobs program. | |||
substantial job | 0.72 | Unlike other fund chairmen, he did not have a substantial job in the private sector. |