Sentence examples for declining work from inspiring English sources

European leaders concerned about declining work forces have several options.

"We have fewer private sector jobs than in 1989, and a shrinking and declining work force.

The Declining Work and Welfare of People with Disabilities: What Went Wrong and a Strategy for Change.

If you're self-employed, start declining work from the highest-maintenance, lowest-profit clients, the entrepreneur Tim Ferriss advises.

More than 52 million Americans live in economically distressed communities wracked by poverty, poor education and declining work opportunities.

The 8 percent figure appears on page 88 of Richard Burkhauser and Mary Daly's book, "The Declining Work and Welfare of People With Disabilities," figure 6.1, and he confirmed to me its accuracy before publication.

In the second phase of the most comprehensive study of class in Britain, published exclusively today by The Independent on Sunday, the research company BritainThinks investigated the social attitudes of the declining working class.

How often do you decline work that's offered to you?

Her law firm allowed lawyers to decline work on tobacco cases if they had a moral or ethical objection.

Still, in an approach that was not uncommon at law firms that represented tobacco companies, lawyers at Davis Polk were permitted to decline work on the tobacco cases if they had a moral or ethical objection to the work, Mr. Chang said.

Gilroy initially declined working on the project, unsure there was a tale worth exploring.