Sentence examples for ignoring work from inspiring English sources

"Even ignoring work ethic and capacity, we grind slowly," admits one of them.

Site layout planning is a significant but relatively ignored work on construction site, which has been treated improperly as somewhat routine.

Second, we have ignored work on interactions between collective bargaining and monetary and fiscal policy, such as that between coordinated wage bargaining and central bank independence (for a compact survey of which, see Aidt and Tzannatos 2008, pp. 286 290).

But the bill also happens to contain a measure that, on its own, would likely be very popular: Among a host of other reforms, it encourages people to ignore work emails after office hours.

Another factor may be that funding of CHW programmes and their evaluations are compelled to focus on individual health outcomes and thereby ignore work on social determinants (Ingram et al. 2008).

In part, we suspect this is due to the fact that many of the concepts, theories and measures of work and organisational psychology are built on the premise of paid work, while much of the existing research on volunteering has largely ignored work and organisational psychology.

Take some time off and ignore work for a while.

Plan your days off ahead of time so you aren't temped to ignore work on any given day because "you don't feel like it".

But we can do so untarnished by being associated with failed political elites who have ignored working people's concerns.

We can build on our remarkable achievements, stand up for the ignored working class and secure a radically different political landscape in Britain for a generation.

For simplicity, we have ignored working capital fluctuations from receivables, payables and the like.