Sentence examples for course of a work from inspiring English sources

For instance, a post this week on the Google Mobile Ads blog presents data about the use of tablets, PCs and mobile devices for searches during the course of a work day.

It earns money — according to the Census Bureau, an average ranging from $4.4 million over the course of a work-life for the holder of a professional degree, or about $1 million for the non-high-school graduate.

This is more a place to grab a bite in the course of a working day.

Then, the problem was to figure out how much a victim would have earned over the course of a working career, an agonizing but relatively straightforward actuarial exercise.

It's doubtful if any of them could rival even half the number of hours that Gordon Brown puts in during the course of a working day.

Rather than thinking in terms of equality day to day, she says, she has begun to strive for equality over the course of a working life.

In the course of a working day he switches from Russian to German to English, none of them his native tongue.

Our industrial structure is probably less stable than it was — you can't count on today's big corporations to survive, let alone retain their dominance, over the course of a working lifetime.

It is nearly a career certainty: that unpleasant feeling of being stuck and not really knowing what to do about it comes around at least once over the course of a working life.

Webber presents those numbers (by major category) in his Table 4. Webber calculated these earnings over the course of a working lifetime, from 18 to 64 years; that's 46 years or 552 months.

Over the course of a working lifetime, college graduates earn more than $1 million more than those who don't graduate.