Sentence examples for article for work from inspiring English sources

One year ago today, I wrote an article for Work & Workout, on the emergence of fashionable workout apparel and indie designers onto the marketplace.

Is your article for work?

Do your part to help build an informed, happy community by consistently notifying the original author that you have tagged the article for work, in this case, for improving clarity.

Re "Elite Women Put New Spin on Old Debate" (front page, June 22), about the discussion stirred by Anne-Marie Slaughter's magazine article: For working mothers to succeed, workplaces and career trajectories need to be overhauled to reflect the realities of parents' lives.

In an article for Working Mother, "Inside the Lives of Construction Moms" (Bowers 2013), women in the construction field were profiled.

Machine learning systems can be an aid to experts performing systematic reviews (SRs) by automatically ranking journal articles for work-prioritization.

Q) Why is this article Not Safe For Work? A) Because it contains a comment in which I call you a fucking dick.

Collected records included full text articles, abstracts for work-in-progress (residents' research projects are presented in CMR-JC for feedback and refinement and for these work-in-progress sessions a one or two pager document, similar to an abstract is circulated to the department at least 2 days prior to CMR-JC) and placement presentations.

The liberal writer Lee Fang got a taste when he wrote an article for The Nation linking work that Orion has done for Taiwan to articles in The Free Beacon voicing criticism of the Obama administration for blocking a sale to Taiwan of F-16 jets.

It is a defence to show that you had the knife or bladed or pointed article for use at work, for religious reasons (eg the Sikh kirpan), as part of a national costume (eg the sgian dubh of traditional Highland dress) or, in respect of the schools offence, for educational reasons.

It went online on a Sunday, but it was only the following day, a work day, that a reader asked him if he'd thought about warning unsuspecting readers that the photo made the article NSFW – Not Safe For Work. "They explained," recalled Ebert, "that they read the column at work ("during lunch break", of course) and were afraid a supervisor or co-worker might see a nude on their monitor.