Sentence examples for busy workplaces from inspiring English sources

This reluctance most of us feel to take the critical time away from our day to day work to assess these three concerns has become endemic to our increasingly busy workplaces.

"The manner in which this abuse took place was in the context of a busy workplace".

Pets in general and fish in particular are a calming influence in a busy workplace, according to the group.

Judges commented on a "thriving busy workplace that has allowed the improved interaction necessary to create a newspaper, website and broadcaster 24 hours a day".

A busy workplace should provide you with numerous opportunities - a crowded canteen for example ("Is this seat taken?"), or a team-building weekend in East Grinstead ("Need a hand with that bivouac?").

Isn't that enough in today's busy workplace?

Japanese fathers, however, are usually very busy, and workplace demands often impede their participation in all the required prenatal classes, especially the ones held during working hours.

In schools and workplaces, busy and contested for time as our lives are, we have only one day dedicated to remembering the war dead, and when it comes it comes with the omission of the millions murdered by British state in Amritsar, in Africa, in Iraq; and millions more impoverished, enslaved and exploited.

But this was the 1980s, when jogging was the new craze, Jane Fonda's aerobic movement was in full swing and mothers were too busy in the workplace to cook.

In the busy and public workplace, there was sometimes no place to debrief privately with learners.

In this research mood appears to have been heavily influenced by the physical demands of the LTC workplace, whereby participant's reported feelings of guilt at experiencing a pleasurable experience, such as that experienced from the foot massage while others were busy in the workplace.