Sentence examples for crowded offices from inspiring English sources

With a flat leadership model, messy desks, and crowded offices, employees (there called "smart creatives") are encouraged to avoid processes, invest their time in "moonshot" projects, and continuously work together to always improve the product.

Crowded offices with short distances separating workers' stations increase the probability of respiratory cross-infection via two different paths.

The sale, held in Manhattan at the crowded offices of Lechters's lawyers, was a controlled and orderly event, evoking the low-key sophistication of Sotheby's and Christie's.

Kensington offers a two-year warranty, and the device is small enough that it doesn't block precious outlets in cybercafés or crowded offices.

In fact, standing in their crowded offices the other day, next to the bar, the wilder scenes from the book still in my head, I almost expect to see my mother, in her daisy print minidress, cropped '60s hair, kohl-circled eyes, with the cigarette she doesn't actually know how to inhale, walk in the door.

A Reuters story reported some new details about the killings: "the gunman had managed to get his weapon through crowded offices and past door after door secured with electronic locks into the heart of Afghanistan's Ministry of Interior," the story said, citing unnamed senior Afghan security sources.

Before long, his already crowded office resembles a lighting showroom.

Moving the library out of the town hall would also allow crowded municipal offices to expand into the vacated space.

And Obamacare is supposed to make the shortage much worse in the coming years as more Americans become insured and try to shoehorn themselves into already crowded medical offices.

TOTAL ABOUT $20,000,000 Prudential Insurance Company Paid $1,350,993 -- Scores Crowd Offices to Inspect Lists.

The first set of plans, which drew complaints about being too crowded with office buildings, placed 11 million square feet of office space on the site.