Sentence examples for more commonplace work from inspiring English sources

This assists human workers with inspection processes, relieving them of more commonplace work, and allowing them to be redeployed to tasks that robots cannot do.

The idea is that, as napping becomes more and more commonplace in work environments, users can strap on their ostrich pillow and doze off for a power nap.

In a world where Amazon Alexa and Siri make talking to our devices more commonplace in our non-work lives, it makes sense that companies are trying to bring that same kind of interaction to work.

With increasing demand on endoscopic services in the UK the move towards 7 day & 3 lists per day working will become more commonplace.

Celebrating the lives, work and leisure of ordinary people is more commonplace today, but this was a radical new way of working for museums in the 1980s.

The addition of Alexa 594 as a dye-label for an additional – third – target sample works within the framework of more commonplace Cy5/Cy3 labelled target sample combinations.

People can purchase affordable, limited-edition prints of the work to hang in their homes, which can pay artists and put women's work into more places, making it more commonplace.

Until comprehensive, theory-driven evaluations of Lean implementation in health care become more commonplace, our understanding of how and why Lean may work remains incomplete.

As computerized scheduling systems have become more commonplace, retail giants have sought the flexibility of slotting more employees into work shifts on short notice.

An estimated 4.1 million people work shifts and with the increasingly global nature of business working through the night to match other timezones is becoming more commonplace.

If Mr. Brendel were making a more commonplace point, he might have devoted the second half of his program to Beethoven, in whose work the developments he lingered over in his Haydn and Mozart performances found their fulfillment.