Sentence examples for not hardworking from inspiring English sources

Whatever your opinion of Joe Swanberg — and quite a few people have one — the man is nothing if not hardworking.

I'm not saying the people who run these papers – including the News of the World, which the Press Complaints Commission handsomely obliged in yesterday's ruling against the Guardian – are not hardworking family folk themselves.

But what the missing middle sees is that the government seems to care about the poor, but not about hardworking families like themselves.

"As middle class families struggle with the cost of tuition during these tough economic times, we must ensure that cost does not keep hardworking students from getting a college education".

"If you weren't hardworking and talented, then pretty quickly you moved down the totem pole and didn't get interesting things to do," Kim Davis, a colleague of O'Neal's at G.M., who is now a managing director of Charlesbank Capital Partners, a private-equity firm, told me.

This isn't to say that most Yodel and Hermes drivers aren't hardworking and honest—I hated customers implying that couriers were stealing their parcels more than anything else but they're still ruthlessly exploited.

We don't remember hardworking footballers.

And, the book asserts, Mr. Leno isn't simply hardworking; he's a man who feels utterly lost outside of his work routine and abhors "the very idea of vacation".

He described the plans as "radical proposals that will not just support hardworking British people – but will also restore confidence in the trade unions.

That means 64% of children formerly known as poor will now vanish from the government's reckoning because their families are not failing, but "hardworking" – just earning too little to keep afloat.

Also, because the employers' top concern was whether or not employees were hardworking and willing to stay in the job, which were non-certifiable qualifications, informal recruitment and selection strategies were incorporated into a supposedly formal hiring process run by public employment agencies.