Sentence examples for promoted work from inspiring English sources

Baldwin, seeking to point out an example of unethical journalism, linked on Twitter to a video claiming that a video-game writer had promoted work by the independent game-maker Zoe Quinn while the two were in a relationship.

Starting in the early 1960's, Dr. Teller, while still at Livermore, promoted work on antimissile weapons, including a ground-based one whose rocket interceptor was topped by a large hydrogen bomb.

Futuropolis "sold and promoted work we loved, by people we knew and loved", and out of the shop grew a publishing house, a meeting place on paper for the new wave of talented French comic-strip artists thrown up by May '68, including most of Charlie Hebdo.

As a result, the United States Bureau of Reclamation promoted work which was available as part of an improvement project at Grand Coulee Dam in nearby Coulee Dam, which employed approximately 5,000 people between 1933 and 1951 when the megaproject ended.

The cost of balancing Our parents' generation was taught to seek out and pursue jobs that promoted work-life balance with generous vacation packages and where they could leave work at 5 00 p.m. without work in their briefcase.

Jenna Galas disagreed, saying Whittingham was steadily promoted, working key assignments that complemented his skills.

Reform of the benefits system is meant to promote work.

The administration's reason -- that it aims "to promote work and responsibility" -- is ludicrous.

"Establish a brand on the Web and use that to promote work," he said.

And Birmingham's The Drum, the only arts centre in Europe committed to promoting work from the ethnic communities.

The welfare system has to prevent dependency by promoting work, not perpetuating long-term social and economic failure.