Sentence examples for damage work from inspiring English sources

Moreover, such taxes – which can damage work incentives or discourage productive economic activity – are far more economically damaging than taxes on property or land.

It is estimated that these cuts will result in higher in-work poverty and will damage work incentives.

Strong words on poverty and making work pay will not disguise the fact that the net effect of Conservative reforms will be to move 200,000 households into working poverty and damage work incentives.

The measured values for the critical damage work density at initiation Wdi are compared with values for copper and RPV steel.

While old void growth models of damage mechanics cannot formulate a simple criterion for crack initiation the applied damage work reaches a constant value at initiation Wdi which is independent of the stress state during the deformation process.

Evidence suggests that, if well-designed, such strategies have contributed to better labour market outcomes, by ensuring that benefit recipients have a better chance of obtaining employment and minimising the risks that high and/or long-lasting benefits significantly damage work incentives (Reassessment of the OECD Jobs Strategy in OECD,2006a; OECD2005).

Ms. Hawley and others said research showed that repeated flashes can damage works on paper.

Sometimes, though, the damage works to the film's advantage, as in the opening shot in which a ship emerges from a fog bank, gradually taking shape in a swirl of grain that suggests the crosshatching in a Doré engraving.

In the first half, Argentina's strategy of allowing the Germans to toe-tap the ball around without inflicting any damage worked wonders.

While caps on noneconomic damages work, the American Medical Association has also made the case that adherence to evidence-based guidelines should exempt physicians from unwarranted liability fears.

Engineers had been concerned that if the device was damaged, working on it might make the leak worse.