Sentence examples similar to bearable working from inspiring English sources

It is divided into an economic subscale (E) and a functional one (F), which present respectively the level of bearable work for the patient and the role pain plays in daily life.

He said rules which would limit the amount of time buskers could perform at one location would make it more bearable for people working nearby.

In the meantime, she's finding her day job more bearable and has been working as an NLP practitioner at weekends.

This is bearable if you are working in a high-paid job, living in accommodation provided by your employer, but for those who are working in retail, service industries, agriculture and tourism, the cost of living is very expensive.

Older gardeners like Makoto Shirasawa say they've stuck around because working seems more bearable than an idle life.

Amid the chaos, some Libyans are working to make life more bearable for the migrants.

Here in the market, working during the afternoon is bearable because we have umbrellas above each stall.

I've spent the years in between trying to survive, working hard to make life bearable as a gender-nonconforming woman, and it hasn't been enough.

The bright sunshine made the work painful, but the pleasure of working with these beasts had made the pain bearable, for a while.

Scientists are now applying their knowledge of circadian rhythms to industrial management to help make shift work more bearable for employees.

The working conditions in the cubicle of an art-outsourcing company are likely more bearable than those on an assembly line, but there are signs of discontent.