Sentence examples for productivity building from inspiring English sources

"If illiterate Mexican immigrants can reach world-class productivity building apartment houses in Houston," he writes, "there is no reason why illiterate Brazilian agricultural workers cannot achieve the same in São Paulo".

An architect's primary function as part of the design team is to create an environment, which has both a psychological and a physiological effect on the occupants, and which also impacts human productivity, building operational efficiency, and effectiveness of natural resource use.

Does he emphasize innovation, creativity, and productivity, building on the best of our traditions, or does he beat to death the law-and-order aspect of Lou Dobbs's "broken borders"?

Indoor thermal climate is an important issue affecting the health and productivity of building occupants.

Improve merchant productivity by building on top of a multitude of data such as payments, orders, inventory, employees, and others.

Octro was founded in 2006, and initially focused on productivity apps, building a mobile VoIP app called OctroTalk, before shifting focus to mobilizing locally popular games.

On the other hand, Model-Driven Web Engineering (MDWE) methodologies are known to improve productivity when building this kind of applications.

Such an agenda will include fostering competition, moving toward labor regulations that promote labor mobility and support during transitions, realigning incentives in the public sector, reforming existing social insurance systems, and improving workers' productivity by building better skills.

Any job related interaction has the potential of driving productivity and building reputation of both individuals and organizations, especially if this interaction shares why the candidate did not get the job, and how they might develop the required competencies.

Agricultural engineers have been working for two decades to boost Lake Chad region's productivity by building irrigation schemes.

The report authors write that an "upfront investment" is needed to consider the potential consequences of housing-related adaptation actions in order to avoid problems and prevent the costs of medical care and lost productivity of building occupants.