My friends at school were always staring at my mum and at first I thought it was because they were checking her out, but then I realized that it wasn't only that.
A survey earlier this year by motivational aid site Stop Procrastinating, showed that 36% of respondents lost an hour of productivity a day because they were checking social media and emails.
A similar move to improve spectator and television sightlines created a problem in the 1990's: the rigidity of the new seamless glass that players say hurts them because it does not bend when they are checked.
But in a year or two, CIOs will be able to confidently say that although they don't know exactly what is going on in their data center, nobody should sweat it because, like the CFO, they are checking for every problem they have ever heard of.
Wireless usage "might peak at 9 a.m. or 10 a.m. because that's when they're checking their eBay statuses on their phone," he says.
One senior law enforcement official said, "It appears that the guns were out the whole time as they were checking doors because as they check the doors, they don't know what they're going to find".
Several witnesses said they saw a police officer later place the pistol next to Mr. Monroe's body, but the police officers said that was because it had been moved when they were checking his wounds.
Because they are probably checking their Twitter feed before they're checking their e-mail.
In practice, however, this cost is low because templates are checked for matching before attempting allocation and usually they contain just a few placeholders.
All this can be summed up under three headings: improved road safety, better working conditions for drivers and, above all else, helping law-abiding haulage companies to be more competitive rather than sitting back and watching those that sit lighter to the law getting away scot-free with forcing their drivers to work longer hours than are permitted, simply because they are not checked up on.
