"Sex Garage brought together all these communities that had never co-existed to work together in a way that had never happened before," says Deir. "They didn't even go out together in the same places and then, all of a sudden, were confronted with working together".
At different workplaces nurses are confronted with different work tasks, working conditions and hence different sources of stress.
Many tourism employees are increasingly confronted with rising work stress levels, especially work-to-leisure conflict (WLC).
Entering the gallery, one is confronted with the work of Grace Knowlton, a long-established artist.
In the long run, the critic is still on his own, confronted with the work of art.
When confronted with the work of the Satellite Sentinel Project and the Enough Project, the myriad digital images from satellites that overlook Sudan, Lyman deferred.
Village doctors were confronted with tremendous work pressure, especially in the clinics with less doctor distribution.
Whatever life course history, a school dropout is confronted with reduced work prospects and higher risk for increased job strain, more physical demands, lower self-esteem, and lower sense of coherence [ 31].
In muscles confronted with increased work load (training, endurance exercise) or pathological changes (mitochondrial diseases, genetic defects in respiratory complexes), the proliferation of mitochondria serves as an adaptational response to decreased energy levels [ 33].
Grahame talks of their "glances of malice and hatred" and "evil little wedge-shaped faces" with contempt, but also the fear that a middle-aged, middle-class banker might feel when confronted with a working class who were no longer prepared to doff their caps subserviently to their "betters".
