Sentence examples for relaxing spaces from inspiring English sources

Games rooms and relaxing spaces help them "release alpha waves".This flummery has a practical consequence: it means more workers can be crammed into the middles of cities. Fewer firms now require suburban back offices, says Sandra Jones of Ramidus, a property consultancy.

While an overstimulating work environment is often the root cause of our stress and distraction, many offices are integrating new designs that include semi-private, relaxing spaces for employees to use when they need a little time away from their desks.

Even those with small yards are jumping on the outdoor-living-room trend, creating relaxing spaces to lounge in, Mr. Baglietto added.

These are relaxing spaces, layered like clouds, and we went back the way you might return to a park.

Cielo, which means "heaven," in Spanish, is run by owner-esthetician Roxanne Zbinden who has indeed created a purely heavenly, relaxing space on upper State Street.

It's also important to make sure that your bedroom is a comfortable, relaxing space where sleep is the main focus.

We also compared three different approaches to postcode validation (most strict, a balanced approach, most relaxed), in order to evaluate whether data linkage errors were sensitive to postcodes validation rules, ranging from most strict (postcode area, postcode district, space, postal sector, unit code) to most relaxed (spaces removed).

Using simple examples, we show that falsely assuming that household itineraries are not elastic can result in a lack in understanding of certain phenomena; e.g., increasing traffic even without increasing economic activity due to relaxing of space-time prism constraints, or worsening of utility despite infrastructure investments in cases where household objectives may conflict.

When you send out relaxing and loving thoughts it relaxes the space around you and often any chaotic or disturbing energies will dissipate.

"I like small spaces, relaxing colors," she said, her design ethos fitting Wimbledon, her personality and her game.

ESA's Vago predicts that "relaxing ITAR for space activities … would be good for both U.S. and European industry".