Sentence examples for awareness at work from inspiring English sources

It struck Grant as odd that no one had ever tried to figure how the awareness of death motivates people's behavior at work, and in 2009, he published a paper trying to understand the link between mortality and productivity: "The Hot and Cool of Death Awareness at Work: Mortality Cues, Aging and Self-Protective and Prosocial Motivations".

I wanted to discuss the link between death and deadlines, and whether death awareness affects people at work, a topic that has been explored by Prof. Adam Grant, an organizational psychologist at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania.

According to its Web site, "Our users have reported profound benefits that include: clearer and quicker thinking; faster problem-solving skills; increased alertness and awareness; better concentration at work or while driving; sharper memory for names, numbers and directions".

But the precisely channeled emotion behind the effects all but obliterates your awareness of the actress at work.

She attributed some of the increase in complaints to corporate downsizing, but said a heightened awareness of women's rights at work also played a role.

His books are stuffed with an awareness of the deep forces at work in our world (along with a healthy distrust of the lunacies of organised religion) and Granny Weatherwax is probably my favourite of his many guardian angels.

The works are seductive despite their hyper-commodification of nature; you are helplessly pulled in even with an awareness of the exterior forces at work.

Volunteers are now hard at work, raising awareness and bringing valuable life-skills to their towns and villages.

Participants were also asked to report their age, gender, height, weight, self-rated general health, level of educational attainment, home and work postcodes, duration of residence in their current home, household composition and income, housing tenure, level of physical activity at work and awareness of any projects related to walking and cycling in their local area.

Views from the NHS frontline is a series on the Guardian Healthcare Professionals Network featuring first person accounts that raise awareness of an issue you face at work.

Entering a personal relationship at work requires an awareness of the potential pitfalls and a delicate balance of privacy and openness.