Sentence examples for more demanding work from inspiring English sources

For another, he recently landed a new job with a more demanding work schedule, he said.

They are taken on trips to universities like Oxford and Cambridge, and given more demanding work which is marked by PhD students to prepare them for higher education.

"I accepted the bare minimum," he says, "and soon convinced myself and the doctors that I was ready to assume more demanding work".

Batting practice is only a few hours away, and the even more demanding work of grooming the infield clay and the pitching mound still awaits.

As they grew up, I took the opportunity to take on more demanding work, starting with a job at a disability charity, and my car enabled me to travel all over England.

It's perhaps a stretch to think the director would ever command the affection granted the creator of Pippi Longstocking, but Bergman Week attempts to promote a richer idea of the director's body of work to Swedish audiences "who like Fannyand Alexander but are put off by his more demanding work".

On the down side, it does create a "celebrity" culture around certain books and authors, casting into darkness other, more demanding works.

However, the transition from a more flexible student life to a structured and perhaps more demanding working one poses a new kind of distress with regard to relationships and family routines.

"In a winner-takes-all society you would expect this time crunch".So rising wages, rising costs, diminishing job security and more demanding, rewarding work are all squeezing leisure time at least for the fortunate few for whom work-time is actually worth something.

The corresponding questions ('I suffer from constant time pressure due to a heavy workload', 'Over the past year, my job has become more and more demanding', 'My work is physically strenuous') were taken from the effort-reward imbalance questionnaire of Siegrist et al. [ 39], each with a 'Yes/No' response combined with an indication of stress level in the case of an affirmative answer.

Troubled by inflammatory eye problems, he began modeling in clay as a respite from the more visually demanding work of engineering.