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Along with sales reports, market share and revenue levels, in those all-important Wall Street conference calls business analysts should be quizzing CEOs about their employees' stress levels: "Yeah, I see your net profit numbers, but how burnt out are your employees?" One company that "gets it," and has since its inception, is Google.

Even Later..., the only UK television show dedicated to live music almost since its inception, is now deliberately scheduled straight after Ross, from whom it picks up much of its audience.

In fact, some conservatives worry that the war in Iraq, opposed by the Catholic Church from its inception, is hurting the Republican Party among Catholic voters — just as it is with other independent and swing voters.

Eileen Flannelly (whose uncle founded the department, in 1977) is the deputy commissioner, and Kenneth Cobb (an employee since its inception) is the assistant commissioner.

The three-hour Blue is the Warmest Colour now heads to the Toronto film festival, where the controversy surrounding its inception is unlikely to subside.

Among the Kazakh musicians who have been with the SOI since its inception is 41-year-old Murat Bisengaliev, a near-namesake of the ensemble's music director, even though they aren't related.

Though the Cathedral has a congregation of its own, it has always — from its inception — been considered a church for all the people of New York.

It sometimes feels as though Dickinson's sojourn in print, so fraught from its inception, was a temporary measure, now nearing its end as it's replaced by a better technology.

Uravan, from its inception, was radioactive.

The company, state-owned from its inception, was privatized in 1987.

"The leading-edge business class at its inception was an enhanced coach.