Sentence examples for offices made from inspiring English sources

Neither of the two senators' offices made anyone available for comment.

"Many departments were at a point where the simple absence of offices made it impossible to hire".

The mirrors in the loos at The Independent's old offices made most of us look like Siberian peasants emerging from a gulag.

The employees, traders in the bank's London offices, made their wager using derivatives — complex financial contracts whose value is typically tied to an asset like corporate bonds.

New Yorkers have grown accustomed to special elections in recent years, typically for offices made vacant because their occupants were baldly ambitious or were led away in orange jumpsuits.

According to court papers, Ms. Gallegos said that after she went to work at Elite, pervasive smoking in the agency's offices made her suffer "frequent bouts of nausea," left her "coughing up blood," and caused "difficulties sleeping at night".

Studies show that open-plan offices make workers hostile, insecure and distracted.

They often walk into company offices, make friends with receptionists and try to get the phone list of the firm.

Clearing is an effective process and university admissions offices make every effort to help, he adds.

The lack of privacy inherent in shared offices makes working on sensitive projects challenging.

Recent research says these offices make us sick, less productive and unhappy.