Sentence examples for inhibiting work from inspiring English sources

The new system allowed construction to occur at the ceiling level, without inhibiting work, or the pageant, from proceeding below, said Michael Mennella, executive vice president at Tishman.

When scales were combined into the domain Work organization and job content we found significant associations with pain inhibiting work, but not with intense pain, while Interpersonal relations and leadership were strongly associated with both expressions of pain.

Lower ratings in the domain Interpersonal relations and, in particular, in the domain Work organization and job content were significantly associated with increased occurrence of pain inhibiting work, PIW, both in the low back and in the shoulder region (Table 5).

In addition to experiencing poor health and functional limitations that might inhibit work, people with disabilities frequently encounter a long list of potential barriers to employment that contribute to their low employment rates and generally poor employment outcomes.

The headache severity was scored on a 3-point scale from 1 to 3, explained in the diary as: 1 = mild; does not inhibit work or other activities, 2 = moderate; inhibits but does not exclude work or other activities, 3 = severe; excludes work or other activities.

In most patients, these symptoms were severe enough to inhibit work and physical activity/exercise.

This agrees with our results of a considerable proportion of workers reporting that their pain inhibited work (PIW).

In one instance, Diane von Fürstenberg workers were reportedly angered that Port "doesn't really work" and was "hardly ever in the office", elaborating that series producers would inhibit normal work operations by not allowing employees to move items in their offices.

Mr. Rumsfeld said that the military officials who run the missile defense program could live within the pact "for a period," even though it had "inhibited" their work.

That is one of the criticisms leveled at the biotechnology industry -- that companies owning basic gene or other patents will inhibit the work of fellow scientists.

David Willman of The Los Angeles Times won the Pulitzer Prize for investigative reporting for his revelations that seven government-approved prescription drugs were actually unsafe, and for his analysis of the policy changes that inhibited the work of the Food and Drug Administration.