Sentence examples for be working at full from inspiring English sources

With plenty of sleep, and no hangovers, my brain seems to be working at full capacity and the world at times gets a little strange.

It does not seem like a good idea for people to be working at full tilt one day and twiddling their thumbs the next.From an economic point of view, getting people to work for a few more years would solve many of the problems associated with ageing populations.

"All elements of the Shield must be working at full speed, including the Ombudsperson," added Věra Jourová, the commissioner for justice and consumers.

"All elements of the Shield must be working at full speed, including the Ombudsperson," added Věra Jourová, the commissioner for justice and consumers.

"There will be about 30 researchers in the centre when we will be working at full capacity," says Elisabetta Nones, administration manager and executive assistant to the president of the centre, in an e-mail.

Training for tennis speed is all about maximum effort and intensity, so a proper dynamic warm-up (no static stretching in the warm up!) is essential as your muscles will be working at full capacity.

However, in households where the spouse works on the farm, farm women are most likely to be working at full-time job that provides health insurance, thereby saving money from buying benefits for the huge farm operation.

Households in which both farm woman and spouse/partner are working off-farm (Y = 2 and Y = 3), farm women with post graduate degrees are more likely to be working at full-time jobs with health insurance (Table 5).

b) Is this business going to be at a stage where in approximately two years you could step into a company that could be ready for you to be working at full-time?

However, if the spouse has no off-farm job (Y = 7) then the farm women is most likely to be working at full-time job that provides health insurance, thereby saving money from buying benefits for the huge farm operation as indicated by positive and significant coefficient of land owned in acres.

However, in households where only the farm woman is working at an off-farm job and spouse/partner is not working (Y = 7), farm women with high school, vocational, college or post graduate degrees are more likely to be working at full-time at jobs with health insurance, making sure that at least one spouse brings in the non-pecuniary benefits for the farm household (Table 5).