Sentence examples for possible workers from inspiring English sources

If possible, workers who are unable to take a nap should try to perform more mundane tasks during the dip, and save projects that require the greatest accuracy, mental acuity and creativity for other times of the day, said Fred W. Turek, a biology professor and director of the Center for Sleep and Circadian Biology at Northwestern University.

We've felt inspired by the solidarity of the trade union movement, the local branches and national organisations without whose support the march would never have been possible, workers we met fighting for their jobs and against attacks on their hard-won conditions, communities battling cuts.

Turkopticon is a tool that allows one to interrupt such invisibility, making possible workers to communicate among themselves [95].

It's possible workers would go on strike in some towns but not others, since different contracts cover groups of hotels in different cities.

They apply the heat as close to the brood as possible: workers heating cells from within have a higher probability of endothermy than those on the comb surface.

As far as possible, workers from different facilities and districts were put together to enhance confidentiality.

The data volume containers make possible worker container preserve the generated data and share data volumes even though the data do not physically exist in the host.

The findings suggest government agencies should consider retooling some testing recommendations and take a fresh look at possible worker exposure to potentially harmful waste, the authors say.

"People should have been given a chance to talk!" shouted a burly worker who had waited nine hours to testify but was left out as the single hearing was cut short due to what was called a "credible threat" of a possible worker protest.

While they used rudimentary techniques to quantify concentrations and in general were unable to measure the dimension of fibers, the early inhalation toxicology studies should not be completely disregarded as they did give some, although limited, information on possible worker exposures.

This time around, organized labor and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce have apparently managed to sort out their differences in order to compromise on an overhaul that would expand the number of possible guest workers but would also include new protections for workers.