Sentence examples for more dynamic work from inspiring English sources
Despite pharma's revamp, biotech companies generally remain more dynamic work environments because of their relatively small size, says Indu Parikh, president of BioMarck Pharmaceuticals, a biotech in Durham, North Carolina.
Lifting of heavy burdens, that is, isometric work is a much more frequent work task in male occupations, and more dynamic work tasks more frequently characterise manual female work demands.
The steps we have proposed today are designed to make the market more dynamic, working in everyone's interest".
A survey of 1,100 British office workers, published in June, shows that most workplaces (70%) now also include a communal environment – break out spaces such as a shared kitchen or beanbag area – to work from or have meetings in, providing a space for more dynamic working.
Due to the more dynamic occupational work tasks for women, this physiological effect may not be nearly as pronounced as for men.
Her husband and daughter represent stronger, more dynamic types who work earnestly for progress, change, modernity.
Rosidi gives a more positive view of Joehana's writing, noting that, although the use of non-formal Sundanese was contentious in the 1920s, it nonetheless meant the language in Joehana's works was more dynamic and "alive" than in works published by Balai Pustaka.
"The work environment is much more dynamic because you are not working behind closed doors".
More dynamic than the downshifting trend (work fewer hours, move to the countryside, keep bees), self-reliance is about actively claiming ownership of our lives and wresting supply chains from global corporations.
A relaxed, cowboy-shirted Mehldau opened with the G minor Fugue No 16 expressed through more dynamic swerves and percussive chord work than a Bach purist might favour, but as the gig progressed, the pianist cherished the original subjects of these pieces with a growing clarity.
The expression changes observed in the previous work were more dynamic in shoots than in roots.
