Sentence examples for distances for work from inspiring English sources

The fact that more people have to travel longer distances for work or study because of changes in the nature of our economy is no endorsement of the national embarrassment that is our rail system.

"Every penny counts," said Mayor Valerie Knol of Farmington, Mich., who said that people in her area typically drive long distances for work and do not have ready access to mass transit.

Speaking to BBC Radio's Good Morning Scotland programme during a visit to Skye, Mr Alexander said: "People on islands like Skye, and other islands around Scotland, are people who face the very highest fuel prices, with often very little alternative but to drive very long distances for work.

However, transportation problems are essentially shifted onto CHWs who have to travel long distances for work.

Another 1.5 billion are the 'poor', living beyond subsistence but still struggling to make ends meet, often migrating long distances for work, without routine access to safe drinking water and public health, and one generation from the plight of the extreme poor.

Typically, you'll also need to travel long distances for work, especially if you don't live in a densely populated area.

The recommended distance for work sites, which is within 5 km from the worker's residence, may be too far for a mother to travel to feed her infant in the absence of quality crèche facilities.

However, for all vignettes, and in direct contrast to the pattern among Australians, Japanese respondents showed the lowest social distance for working closely with a person with a mental disorder.

Small but non-significant increases in time spent in vehicles were noted for rural vs. urban populations for each age group (except 1 4 yrs), despite potentially longer commute distances for school, work, and shopping activities.

African-Americans report longer travel distances for non-work related trips than whites; Hispanics report that non-work related trips are longer in duration than those made by other racial and ethnic groups [ 11].

The friary was like a monastery, with common life and the divine office in choir, but the friars made excursions, sometimes at great length both in time and distance, for apostolic works, mostly preaching.