Sentence examples for Work woes from inspiring English sources
It's actually possible to leave your work woes at the office and turn off your BlackBerry without jeopardizing the company's future.
Talking to school friends about their work woes (office politics, inconsistent managers, unreasonable workloads – the full megamix) makes me wish that somewhere along the way, we'd been taught not to care quite as much.
I was here to rub your back and fetch our morning coffees, to be alive with the thrill of it all, to bring back to you anecdotes of my days out touring, to be an outlet for your banter, an ear for your work woes, to exchange sarcasm and ideas and share in each others exhilarations.
It's a common summertime work woe: the temperature outside is nearing triple digits, but your office is an arctic tundra.
Not just death, divorce, illness, and work-woes (the major life-stressors), but also the drip-drip-drip feed of irritations and frustration: the boiler that breaks down over a long-weekend when all the plumbers are charging orthopaedic surgeon fees, slow-moving checkout queues, lack of sleep, noise, loneliness, exams, perfectionism, flat tyres, mice, and our various relationship conflicts.
The work permit woes date to this spring.
Expectations, or memories, may be at work: medical woes in an ex-communist state feel worse because people recall, albeit through rose-tinted spectacles, an era of full health coverage.Lastly, as the Ipsos poll clearly shows, happiness and optimism are not just different, they can be contradictory.
To what extent has Satan been left in charge of his kingdom and free to work his woe?
We're lost in a sea of other weighted bodies, most of them too busy to exchange their own work-related woes.
At least two American boats are also planning to compete: Steve Fossett's PlayStation, which has also its share of work-up woes, and Cam Lewis's Team Adventure, currently under construction in France.
