Sentence examples for office stack from inspiring English sources

But how exactly do the sufferings recounted in Mira's office stack up against what ordinary folk in Belgrade are going through, as the punitive airstrikes begin?

It's very much not surprising that Box is trying to better unite with the Office stack.

The consumerization of the office stack means Facebook can easily port over its familiar features.

The lightweight nature of Slack's messaging-first approach allows it more easily be inserted into a company's office stack.

A longtime political operative, Mr. Donilon has methodically reinvented himself as a maestro of international affairs, consolidating control of the national security apparatus in a corner West Wing office stacked with classified briefing books as thick as a fist.

From his Jewish Documentation Centre, a cramped office stacked high with papers in a shabby part of Vienna, he amassed information on war criminals from contacts round the world.

When I was a psychiatric resident, we had a faculty member who was famous for his messy office: stacks of papers and old journals covered every chair and table as well as much of the floor.

"Donor countries used to contribute about 60 or 70% of our national government budget," he told me in his gloriously untidy office stacked with mounds of unfiled papers.

And George W. Bush did so upon taking office, stacking the appeals courts with judges capable of taking out Roe once and for all if tapped to take a seat alongside the Court's four-justice conservative bloc.

How do these offices stack up to their west coast counterparts?

The scores released this week are intended to help consumers see how different medical offices stack up on providing care and dealing with patients.