Sentence examples for disposable work from inspiring English sources

There was no "cultural exchange," unless you count immersion in the culture of an exploited, disposable work force.

Kara Walker, Glenn Ligon and Philip-Lorca DiCorcia, whose much less disposable work commands big prices, were among the art stars prowling the floors with hunter-gatherer dealers, collectors, and curators from other institutions in search of new talent.

She and her editors have done a superb job.There is nothing unique in the story, in these days of rationalisation, downsizing and outplacement; an era, as Ms Davidson puts it, of "disposable work and disposable workers".

Recent years have been especially good for this repellent bottom-feeding thanks to weak and indifferent government enforcement of workers' rights and a darkening political climate against illegal immigrants — the backbone of the cheap, disposable work force.

Popular culture is popular for a reason; even the most forgettable and disposable works touch on matters of authentic psychological urgency, despite distorting and falsifying and debasing them.

More disposable camera work may be seen here.

The present study used disposable income (working income + business and sideline business income + property income + private transfer income + public transfer income − taxation and social security burden charge) as the dependent variable.

Like the Wachowski brothers with "The Matrix," Mr. Kelly took a genre usually seen as disposable and worked in a philosophical undercurrent.

The electrochemical cell contains sixteen test chambers encompassing disposable gold working electrodes fabricated on standard glass slides.

This makes for a great fiscal model -- tenure produces high fixed costs, while disposable T.A.'s work for peanuts.

And in judging how far away the flash on a disposable camera will work, remember that it is about the diameter of a big round table at a Chinese restaurant.