Sentence examples for compelling workplace from inspiring English sources

Evolutionary hot spots like Madagascar provide a laboratory for the study of imperilled ecosystems, and a compelling workplace for conservationists from all over.

Yet the series, which has its premiere tonight, is surprisingly compelling, a rollicking workplace melodrama set amid protein shakes, elliptical machines and glistening abs.

Preventing the onset of CMD and improving mental health among employees who currently show symptoms would be beneficial in terms of helping employees and employers to manage the compelling demands of work and family, preventing workplace bullying and promoting social support both at work and at home.

And with the White House working to drum up interest ahead of its Summit on Working Families, scheduled for June 23, Murphy's story served as a compelling illustration of how workplace attitudes still need to adjust to modern family realities.

By way of addressing security beyond the workplace, his most compelling suggestion is a basic citizen's income, payable to all, which would increase the bargaining power of people at the low end, and by cutting across the orthodox benefit systems' serial poverty traps, actually increase the incentive to work.

"There needs to be a very compelling rationale such as a workplace safety concern for this sort of intrusion into people's privacy.

This was a time of grotesque income inequality, of child labor, of tragically unsafe workplaces, of bosses compelling workers to remain on the job 50, 60 even 80 hours a week with no overtime pay.

I wrote about moving from the "why" to the "how" of flexibility over 3 years ago, noting that the business case for workplace flexibility was quite compelling but progress was slow.

And as most of the action takes place at David's home or workplace, neither backdrop provides particularly compelling scaffolding, although David's interactions with frail elderly people show the film at its most tender and interesting.

One story about terminal illness aside, death arrives suddenly throughout the book: a heart attack, a police shooting, and a workplace accident in Peter Hobbs's compelling nuclear age update of "Bluebeard", "In the Reactor".

Working with the NHS England chief executive, Simon Stevens, and his team, we will be able to share more of this good work in 2016, and also build a compelling evidence base for the impact of investment in workplace health.