Sentence examples for making offices from inspiring English sources

The development of Crossrail next year will serve to integrate Canary Wharf with the rest of Central London, making offices there more accessible.

The first product by Building Robotics is Comfy, a software system that is meant to "meaningfully reconnect people to the heating and cooling in the work environment" by making offices more comfortable while also saving energy.

We should absolutely invest in making offices more ergonomic and healthier places, but we also need to interrogate the social, cultural, and economic structures that create and perpetuate these kinds of working conditions.

Many patients lived hours away, he said, and were in acute pain, making office visits difficult.

Has Microsoft succeeded in making Office a productive suite on Windows 8 tablets operated through touch alone?

They founded LogMeIn in 2003, garnering considerable attention from technology support specialists who found they could help customers by dialing into their computers rather than making office visits.

Raikes should go to work every day with the intention of making Office a better product instead of just the most widely used one.

If you are making office buildings, then use a flat roof.

Making office recycling like a game, at least to begin with, may get those who might not have otherwise been interested involved.

Similarly, at the Empire State Building, which Mr. Malkin supervises, a continuing $550 million renovation has removed the walls on many floors to make offices more open.

To do this they have started a new trend in design, which is to make offices look as much like home as possible.