Sentence examples for responding to work from inspiring English sources

The Department for Work and Pensions says people are responding to work incentives, seeking new lives elsewhere; the opposition calls it social cleansing.

With the Nazis tightening their grip in Amsterdam, Manfred warns that responding to "work camp" call-ups means certain death.

I did go back to uni, but in my first lecture of term I found myself spending more time responding to work emails than listening to my lecturer – it was then I decided to quit.

Responding to work emails and booking flight to Milwaukee...mmmmm cheese....But I still need to find prickly pears.

The purpose of the agreement was to ensure employees in certain sectors would stop responding to work emails and calls outside of designated work hours.

And I was busted; I had been reading and responding to work emails on my BlackBerry during my son's skating lesson.

To begin with, they discussed how to respond to work emails received outside of working hours.

Mr. Kelly said the cutbacks had affected the authority's ability to respond to work orders "as quickly as we'd like to".

It suggests that single parents and second earners in two-income couples in particular need more help since they are most likely to respond to work incentives.

Thanks to cellphones and wireless connections, it is possible to be tethered to the office and expected to respond to work calls and e-mail messages every waking hour.

"Phone calls will be answered and issues addressed, our maintenance team will respond to work orders, and the leasing team will continue to lease new apartments," Seth Mallen, an executive vice president for Stellar, said in a statement.