Sentence examples for creating more work from inspiring English sources

By failing to enforce the law, it is creating more work for trial lawyers, who can turn what should be simple administrative procedures into full-blown lawsuits.

Just as troubling is the tendency for capitalism to reabsorb a proportion of the time saved by productivity gains by creating more work.

Now it feels increasingly as if the administrative machine follows Parkinson's law, not only creating more work for themselves (under the guise of quality monitoring) but also more work for people who entered academia.

[C7.] Housekeepers Protest as Hotels Bulk Up on Amenities Housekeepers at the nation's hotels say that bigger beds and more pillows in rooms are creating more work and increasing the risk of injuries.

You just turning up with just a bunch of second-hand clothes is incredibly well meaning and while it's really appreciated it's creating more work of the people there who have to manage it".

Mr. López, a meticulous mechanic who wears plastic gloves to avoid dirtying his fingers, said legalizing imports and investment would create a flood of the supplies that businesses needed, overwhelming the government's controls while lowering prices and creating more work apart from the state.

In fact, most of my clients are successful, high-achieving people who are quite healthy, overall, but who are challenged by a specific, personal goal -- like losing weight, creating more work-life balance, finding ways to parent their children more effectively, feeling anxious about dating again after a rough break up, and so on.

Another common complaint of job candidates: being asked to create more work samples or attend longer "working interviews" than seems reasonable.

It definitely creates more work for them.

"It creates more work for us, but we do look at every one of these".

'In a recession there are more burglaries, and that creates more work.