Sentence examples for poor colleagues from inspiring English sources
You could go on and on bending the ear of one of your poor colleagues.
Just think of your poor colleagues, on a hot summer's day, who have battled in for an hour on the Tube or a bus with malfunctioning air conditioning.
However, this does not have to mean lugging to work a hanging bag, hair straighteners and six alternative pairs of earrings, which you then force your poor colleagues to help you decide between.
The end result is that the only way to manage it is to get as close as you are allowed with the baby, hand the child to another MP, race through to vote as quickly as you can and then return to retrieve baby thereby releasing your poor colleague to go and vote themselves before the doors are locked.
My poor colleague, who was managing this gold account, did everything from collecting laundry from the dry cleaners to taking the Public Affairs Director's mother shopping.
Their time-poor colleagues may not even realise they aren't being paid.
In addition, respondents in the poorer household wealth quintile were more sexually ready than their poorest colleagues.
Sometimes I was able to use samples from athletes who tried (or not) to cheat during the Olympic summer games in Atlanta, but sometimes I had to resort to using samples from my poor lab colleagues.
His health has been poor, his colleagues and friends have been dying, and though he has no reason to think that his own death is imminent, he can no longer pretend to himself that he will never die.
But critics blamed those changes for a widening income gap between lifetime workers and their poorer "temp" colleagues.
Another possible explanation for switch of sector is that GPs have proved to be less committed to their organizations than other physicians, the main factors being work-related psychosocial elements such as high job demands, low job control and poor inter-colleague consultation [ 29].
