Sentence examples for degrading work from inspiring English sources

As the saying goes, there is no such thing as degrading work, only degraded workers – and in the case of interns, this degradation is as cultural as it is economic.

According to tradition, many are opium addicts who live together in the back of a coffin shop, the only men willing to take such degrading work.

Please, if you're about to shake your head with indignation and gripe that's an insulting suggestion, degrading work, something you would never do and it's too iffy a business, think again.

Nathan is a drone, an under caste of menial workers whom the Authority deploys to do the most physically and emotionally degrading work.

How does this compare with degrading working conditions in other countries?

"Mr. Slater was humiliated by what he perceived as degrading working conditions," Mr. Brown said, "and he had a level of rage at that time that was exacerbated perhaps by alcohol consumption and maybe by other contributing stress factors".

Social inequality subjects thousands of people to degrading working conditions, as the Ministry of Labor's inspection of the Olympic Village showed.

"Madame Realism Looks for Relief" takes the form of a barroom tiff between Joe Loman, a ghostwriter and script doctor (the lowest of the low) whose degraded work has a huge following, and John Hightower, a poet whose work is so elevated that almost no one can understand it.

In the early 1990s the large numbers of science and engineering Ph.D.s on the market drove down salaries and degraded working conditions for young scientists.

Such properties must be maintained despite complex and degraded working conditions including adverse weather conditions, fog or dust as perceived by sensors.

These results allow evaluation of the by-pass diode solutions in the case of fuel cell specific degraded working modes, such as the break of the gas reactant feed.