Sentence examples for at work showing from inspiring English sources

One of the more memorable examples is Lilly Ledbetter, who found an anonymous note in her mailbox at work showing that her pay was as much as 40% lower than that of her male peers.

They are tongue in cheek, and aim broadly at anyone who uses computers at work, showing top executives and cubicle-dwellers alike celebrating business successes as if they were major sports championships.

*Is it a coincidence that the Bradford Exchange, a company known for so-called collectible products, is suddenly selling a figurine called "Angel of Protection" showing a firefighter standing behind a winged angel, and another figurine called "Heroes at Work," showing two firefighters posed next to a Maltese cross, the traditional symbol of American firefighters?

Since then Pierre Karl has been hard at work showing Quebecors 43,000 workers that things will be run differently now.

For cooking dinner before heading out to your afternoon shift at work, showing me that it takes teamwork to run a household and a family.

But high speed video of the tongues at work showed that the nectar is drawn up too fast for capillary action.

The grainy images of the heart at work showed that its ability to squeeze blood out of its chambers was impaired.

The whole area of counterproductive work behaviors and antisocial behaviors at work shows that it is often the most brilliant and talented people that engage in unsocial or counterproductive work behavior.

The Japanese brand Comme des Garçons' contribution, "Silence, Genius at Work" (shown here), is an intimate encounter with the pianist Madeleine Malraux by Katerina Jebb, who has worked with the brand in the past on fragrance projects.

If anyone from Channel 4 or anywhere else asks if they can make a film about you at work, show people what it is you do, don't let vanity get the better of you.

However, a survey done by Public Concern At Work showed that in 2010, only 38 percent of those surveyed worked for companies with whistleblowing policies in place, and only 23 percent knew that legal protection for whistleblowers existed.