Sentence examples for energetic worker from inspiring English sources

An energetic worker, McDonnell retired as chairman (1967 80) of the firm a month before his death.

An energetic worker and an inspiring teacher, he described his discoveries in a famous textbook, Handbuch der Physiologie des Menschen ("Manual of Human Physiology"), published in the 1830s.

Displaced boomers also believe they are victims of age discrimination, because employers can easily find a young, energetic worker who will accept lower pay and who can potentially stick around for decades rather than a few years.

With their energetic workers and low wage levels, Poland, the Czech Republic and Hungary could further erode eastern Germany's position.

The caricature serves the interest of the wealthy because we like our lattes to be served by energetic workers from the EU, employed at rock-bottom wages.

Most dogs are also energetic workers, bred (by humans) not just to keep us company but also to hunt, herd and guard.

And it needs to stop pandering to ethnic demagogues with special programmes for ethnic minorities.But the cost of closing the borders would be far bigger than keeping them open, by starving the economy of some of its most energetic workers.

But although emigration can produce a flow of remittances, it removes some of the brightest and most energetic workers and does nothing to create a dynamic economy at home.In any case, the south now faces an entirely different migration problem: the huge numbers of illegal immigrants trying to enter the country from northern Africa across the Mediterranean.

Blacks in our society are more likely to commit crimes than whites, women tend to be less strong than men, gays are more likely to have HIV than straights, persons of Irish descent are more likely to drink than Jews, individuals over 65 are less likely to be energetic workers than people under 40, and so on.

The USK seemed to focus on one character in particular: Mizuki, a girl described by the game's fan-run wiki as "an energetic hard worker who appears to be very young".

Still, Ms. Hemming, an energetic former Internet worker at Merrill Lynch and the now defunct POV magazine, admits she likes a good party.