Once you accept that, then why not in a well-paid job?

But they do have other pressures: to get a well-paid job, for instance.

Since there are not enough well-paid jobs, qualified workers leave for the big cities.

Two are aiming for well-paid jobs that would free them from welfare.

I am out of work at the moment and I really need a well-paid job.

Photography was not the well-paid job it would later become."

The oldest, Kate, is a school teacher, and the only one with a well-paid job.

He also got her husband a well-paid job.

He creates a well-paid job for him in Singapore.

All now profit in well-paid jobs, guaranteed educations and health insurance.

She could spend a few years getting settled into a well-paid job as a police officer, but her clock is ticking.

This region has been losing employers at a steady rate, and well-paid jobs are getting scarce.

Driving long distance heavy trucks was a well-paid job.

Most well-paid jobs tend to be government-related, including teachers, nurses and doctors.

Postal unions, protecting members' well-paid jobs, won't hear of it.

It was an exciting, reasonably well-paid job, but dangerous.

Digital workers were always good for a car loan or a mortgage, perceived as being in secure, well-paid jobs.

Hotels sprung up and residents were given well-paid jobs.

"and women are largely excluded from more interesting, influential and well-paid jobs."

A "well-paid job" is very often the bait used to persuade women in difficult social situations to travel abroad.

The armed forces offer well-paid jobs for college graduates, including opportunities for graduate study.

Being old hands from Laos and welcoming the well-paid jobs, mey didn't ask questions.

While no one has any right to walk straight into a well-paid job for life, it isn't just the out-of-work graduates that suffer.

A third had two sisters in the trade, but working in less well-paid jobs as auxiliaries.

I would like this strategy to be implemented through the creation of well-paid jobs and an increase in people's standard of living.

But they do have other pressures: to get a well-paid job, for instance.

After graduating from university, he got a well-paid job in the financial sector but is unappreciated by his unpopular and arrogant boss.

"If you get a well-paid job after you graduate, you'll pay more through your taxes," Ms. Telford said.

When one of her mothers gets a well-paid job in a multi-cultural but more conservative suburb in Southern California, Tru and her mothers relocate.

Mihalić got a well-paid job and good conditions for training with his new club, so he decided to settle permanently in Belgrade, where he soon married and became a father.

Philip, with his training in Paris, would be very useful; it was only a matter of waiting a little and he was bound to get a well-paid job to design costumes and draw posters.

28 year-old Rachel Pearl, for example, a very intellectual and excellently educated young woman, did not mind, when she was still at university, becoming the lover of a much older journalist and getting a well-paid job through his connections.

At the same time, Epstein partakes of a particularly stale form of intellectual snobbery when complaining about bright Ivy League graduates "working in the movies or television" rather than "going to superior law schools" or "getting a well-paid job in a corporation."