Sentence examples for merged with work from inspiring English sources

In today's perpetual workplace, where downtime has merged with work time, where you can carry your office in your pocket, where collars are no longer distinctly blue or white, how does one measure overtime?

And this film is literally my biography — fictionalized, dramatized, but still my biography — merged with the work and the voice I've been developing while I've been here.

The vampiric traits described in Stoker's work merged with and dominated folkloric tradition, eventually evolving into the modern fictional vampire.

Ms. Miller was chief financial officer of Travelers Group for two years before it merged with Citicorp and has worked closely with Sanford I. Weill, the co-chairman and co-chief executive of Citigroup.

Rather than pushing to recommend those changes, which their own science deemed necessary to prevent dangerous levels of global warming, Exxon, which merged with Mobil in 1999, worked to discredit the growing scientific consensus around climate change, sowing seeds of doubt that helped render climate deals with teeth untenable for years to come.

One supervision item, namely "knowing what you are expected to do" merged with the job content and work environment group, the other item "superior who recognized work" remained separate.

Ray Eames's professional work was merged with, and in some degree subsidiary to, her husband's, whereas Lucienne's career was always distinct.

Mr. Toth, who entered the silver industry as an apprentice at R. Wallace & Sons Company in 1939, was one of the last employees of what became Wallace Silversmith Inc. (International Silver merged with Wallace in 1984, and worked as one company in Wallingford until Boston's Syratech Corporation purchased the company and moved operations in the early 1990's).

When the pharmaceutical company he worked for merged with another company, David* switched from drug discovery to clinical trials.

Spoonamore, a lifelong Republican, is the founder and former CEO of Cybrinth (recently merged with Duos Technologies) a company which works with major credit card companies and banks to run programs to detect fraud.

Would it be cheaper to run energy policy alongside environment or merge HM Revenue & Customs with work and pensions?