Sentence examples for burden work from inspiring English sources

"Metropolis II," which is expected to be finished in about two months and take two to three months to install, will be the second monumental Burden work for the museum.

Preliminary analysis of the data identified eight factors: travel burden, work flexibility, professional support, professional development, opportunities for teamwork, career progression, autonomy of practice, and remuneration and incentives.

General caregiver and stroke survivor characteristics, levels of caregiver burden, work productivity, and activity limitation were calculated using standard descriptive statistics.

More holidays would burden working parents, he said, but he added that students should be able to take time off for their religious holidays, so important exams should not be given on such days.

Childcare costs undoubtedly burden working women like those on the train, which is why policymakers should roll-back regulations of daycare providers.

Whatever one thinks about state autonomy, we are Americans -- and some benefits and burdens work best when shared.

Immigration benefits the economy over all, but it can lower wages and disrupt communities, and there's no reason to ask an already-burdened working class to bear these costs alone.

As important, Dan understands that it's a false choice between cutting vital services that provide for those who are most in need, and burdening working families who are already struggling to get by.

That is, it provides a plausible explanation for how maths anxiety could potentially lead to reductions in cognitive reflection (i.e., through burdening working memory resources).

Furthermore, Experiment 3 showed that mathematical anxiety and burdening working memory resources with a secondary task had similar effects on cognitive reflection.

However, the perception of strain and burden of work may affect fear avoidance beliefs about work in patients with LBP, and this issue has not previously been addressed.