Sentence examples for challenged workers from inspiring English sources

They will interact with a terminally ill man, with a married couple who are mentors to dozens of children, with children whose disease prevents them being in the sunlight, with a Little Leaguer whose cerebral palsy has confined him to a wheelchair and with two developmentally challenged workers from a law firm's mailroom.

One study to examine context dependent resistance found that starved and immune challenged bumblebee workers had lower survivorship than either fed and challenged workers or starved workers that were not challenged [ 14].

Nonetheless it has evolved into a highly litigious arena as insurance carriers often challenge workers' claims.

According to de Haan et al. (2012), a Lean system continually challenges workers to creatively use their talents, skills, and experience to signal anything that may be identified as waste and to remove impediments to a job well done, thereby improving process control and output quality.

They are using the Freedom of Information Act to unearth a "culture of animus" that permeated the U.S. Civil Service Commission -- now known as the Office of Personnel Management -- and bring to public light previously closed records about investigations challenging workers' "loyalty" and "suitability".

Here, we test the specificity of behavioral, chemical and genomic responses to immunostimulation by challenging workers with a panel of different immune stimulants (saline, Sephadex beads and Gram-negative bacteria E. coli).

Mineowners, ever on the lookout for ways to reduce costs, challenged white workers on three separate occasions in 1907, 1913, and 1922 encountering violent resistance each time.

Of course there are many places around the world where Nestlé's operations are challenged by workers and communities, for many valid reasons.

The pronounced facies architectures of Lower to Middle Jurassic coastal-deltaic and basinal deposits challenged many workers to apply sequence stratigraphic methods.

In his video appeal, Mr. Moussavi said the challenges workers faced — low wages, inflation, economic mismanagement and the inability to create independent organizations — were also essential grievances of the Green movement, as the opposition calls itself.

For One Square Mile, Leo Johnson visited one such mine to witness the challenges workers face.