Sentences with phrase «extremely tough job»

They had to contend with an extremely tough job market.

Although Cedegren believes Ford and Chrysler will have an extremely tough job converting owners of Accords and Camrys to American iron, price differences between American and Japanese cars should steer some buyers back to domestic autos.

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While Knapp's job as a setter is an extremely tough one, that feeling of being part of a family can put her at ease.

In addition, it's important to me to highlight the least glamorous parts of the job (such as travel, which is extremely tough) and the difficult exams, which are only finished around 4 to 6 years after entering the profession.

The market is full of options that only confuse the investor in order to choose a forex broker and the job of choosing one becomes extremely tough.

Beaudoin acknowledges that the oil field business is for tough skinned people and she takes pride in succeeding in a field that is often described as a «man's world» and admits that even though it is really challenging and extremely tough, «the more support you have externally and internally the better you are to do your job».

There's no doubt that competition for graduate jobs remains extremely tough, and the latest survey from the Association of Graduate Recruiters (AGR) confirms this.

A lodging manager resume must be extremely impressive as it is very tough to land in the job of a lodge / motel / hotel manager.