Sentence examples for emerging work from inspiring English sources
The phrase "emerging work" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to refer to new or developing projects, trends, or fields of study. Example: "The conference will focus on emerging work in renewable energy technologies."
Beyond the Fringe, Watts believes it's much harder to entice venue representatives and critics to see emerging work.
Though it can be uneven, the accompanying NADA fair, which focuses on emerging work, has always felt like a more comfortable home for artists.
The 2009 event had a special focus on Arab and Iranian photography, with work from the Arab Image Foundation and emerging work from the region.
Eileen Quigley, the organization's chief executive, said, "What's new about Qvisory is it's an attempt to pull together in one place tools and advocacy for the emerging work force".
In the late forties she and her friend Dottie Noyes owned New Design, a contemporary furniture store in New York which showcased the emerging work of Aalto, the Eames brothers, Saarinen and others.
Until unions become both advocates and bargaining agents, something which they have been unable or unwilling to do so far, they cannot count on the emerging work force as a source of significant membership gains.
Most existing decision support systems (DSSs) are hard to fit satisfactorily into emerging working practices or organizational environments.
The WHS should focus on signaling emerging work-related risk factors and work-related health complaints; additionally, it should result in the application of relevant interventions to prevent decreased work ability.
These forums enabled diffusion of emerging working ideas across sites.
Third, a new sector of civil society has emerged, working quietly to redirect the country's course.
Despite a lack of empirical evidence, a cottage industry has emerged working the "boys and girls are essentially different, so we should educate them differently" angle.
